It goes without saying that we are talking about a windows client.
Another strange thing is, that after the incremental I did a differential
backup.
After that I did a restore, chose no 5, most recent backup for a client.
Bacula correctly chose the recent differential backup and the last full
backup and build the tree.
But the sad thing is that there are files that have been created since the
last full backup, and which are present in one of the incremental backups,
but are not to be found in this restore tree.
I personally don't see anything that went wrong, backup terminated OK with
warnings, it is the same backup job, just changed from incremental to
differential during run via the mod command, and it is version 1.38.0.
Once again I hope that I have overlooked something
Anybody had something similar?
Anybody has checked these versions of the Windows client?
Regards
Steen
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Hello all,
I have taken a full backup of a rather large fileset.
One user had some directories where only he had access - not SYSTEM and not
Administrators - and they were not backed up.
After the full backup the user changed the directories to grant access to
the above.
Now I would presume that the incremental would backup those directories,
since FD now has access to files that are not in any backups.
Why doen't this happen? It only backs up files created after the change of
access rights
Is there a way to get it to back up those files other than make a new full
backup?
(other than update all the files?)
Regards
Steen
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