That looks like exactly the thing I'm looking for, I'm not having much luck
getting it working though. I'm testing on our bacula 5 server with a bacula
5.02 client.
Ignore that, I'm being thick. I should have uninstalled the old bacula client
before installing 5.02
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"So bacula must be looking at this and deciding that it's already backed it up
because the modified attribute is older than the previous backup.
But it doesn't actually check or compare against what it's already backed up.
Is there any way around this?
Hi,
you could use accurate backups:
Am 29.04.2011 14:31, schrieb dobbin:
> Right, I used a little tool to update the file modified attribute to the
> current time and then ran the backup. Now it's backing up the massive file.
>
> So bacula must be looking at this and deciding that it's already backed it up
> because the modified a
Right, I used a little tool to update the file modified attribute to the
current time and then ran the backup. Now it's backing up the massive file.
So bacula must be looking at this and deciding that it's already backed it up
because the modified attribute is older than the previous backup.
But
I've had previous problems with bacula running backups and simply deciding not
to backup certain files.
http://www.backupcentral.com/phpBB2/two-way-mirrors-of-external-mailing-lists-3/bacula-25/bacula-has-only-backed-up-part-of-a-directory-110828/
I never fully got to the bottom ot that. Now it'
