>>/11212/
> Razor_Wing_UCovIFpbS2Kol9KwSH0TBvgg
Downloading that channel. Might be a dumb one. Has MLP fanfic readings such as this (incl. OC and a bad audio quality):
> a_reading_and_more_A_rut_in_the_rain_A_date_with_a_strange_girl-Razor_Wing-20160903-youtube-1280x720-ekDUhr03Do8.mkv

 >>/11196/
> (1.) offline export+import (ssh)
> (2.) online export+import (no ssh)
> (3.) rsync over ssh+do whatever
there's a fourth method:
> (4.) method (1) and/or (2) but do it in smaller chunks and maybe also copy to MFS
Most I've copied at a time with method...
. (1): like 40 GB
. (2): 231.52 GiB (191h48m43s, ~230 GiB, 351.56 KiB/s, like 8 days, around 29 GiB/day); may have went faster if send and/or receive buffers were larger. ipfs daemon got killed before pinning the "huge" >220 GB folder in this method; also observed: "ps -ef | grep ipfs" was daemon+export+import and it became daemon+import, so the export task finished but the import task didn't finish before getting oom-killed
. (4): 265,205,892,766 bytes, assuming DVDs at http://5d6zyscsdarzytpbi3mypv37uoaro2to7oqru4a3oga42bwt3jkof4qd.onion:8080/ipfs/bafybeiat5qb276e3wtbaw7624cut2k5hd7n5wta45rfsxoa7aseznzjfuu have a deduplicated size of >232 GiB

Run this for (4):
$ ipfs ls bafybeiat5qb276e3wtbaw7624cut2k5hd7n5wta45rfsxoa7\
aseznzjfuu/11C08D4B18DDD429 | sed "s/ .*//g" | xargs -d "\n" sh -\
c 'for args do echo $args; ipfs dag export $args | ipfs dag impor\
t --stats; done' _so that exports+imports(+pins) each of the smaller files and folder(s) in that >200 GB folder.