This occurred to me on the way to work. Does the NB client for windows
reset all the archive bits on files after the backup's completion?
That's the only thing that makes sense as I see it. If it reset the bit
after each file, then a last-minute failure of the backup would not let
the next increm
You could test behaviour pretty easily.
We do TIR (with move detection) backups which behave differently (And
better IMHO).
On 3/23/2010 1:52 PM, Donaldson, Mark wrote:
> This occurred to me on the way to work. Does the NB client for windows
> reset all the archive bits on files after the backup
.
Regards
M.
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This occurred to me on
> This occurred to me on the way to work. Does the NB
> client for windows reset all the archive bits on files
> after the backup's completion?
>
> That's the only thing that makes sense as I see it.
> If it reset the bit after each file, then a last-minute
> failure of the backup would not let