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> Description of problem:
Need to obfuscate the files in the same archive concurrently when runs 'sos report --clean'.
> Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
Latest version of sos of RHEL8+. Upstream seems not having this feature.
> How reproducible:
Always.
> Steps to Reproduce:
1. Run 'sos report --clean'
> Actual results:
Files in the sosreport archive are not being obfuscated concurrently.
> Expected results:
Files in the sosreport archive can be obfuscated concurrently.
> Additional info:
N/A
We definitely should utilize multiple threads for cleaner, similarly like we do for reporter (concurrent collection of plugins). But the situation is not such easy as it was with sosreport's plugins - see https://github.com/sosreport/sos/issues/3097 I raised.
Hello,
We're reviewing implementation options here, but some context would also help us out:
1. What version of sos is being used for `--clean`?
2. What kind of complaints are you getting, just that it takes a while or something else?
3. How long are you seeing obfuscation take, and what do you expect it to take?
4. What kind of environments are these reports being generated from?
5. Are you able to share an example archive that generates these complaints?
Comment 12RHEL Program Management
2023-09-06 11:09:38 UTC
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2023-09-06 11:10:26 UTC
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