Hum, good point, the timestamps didn't came in mind ... but I don't 
think this is the problem because there were old files in the directory 
and none of them were copied. Let me understand something ...

I run a full backup of two directories in a share. After, I change the 
config adding a third directory and then run an incremental backup. This 
new directory I just added as it doesn't have any previous backups it 
will be copied without any timestamps test, right?


*Neimar Volpini*


Les Mikesell escreveu:
> Neimar Volpini wrote:
>> Craig, its an incremental backup however the files weren't copied in 
>> any previous backup.
>
> Are the timestamps on the files earlier than your last full backup?
>
>> Well, I just removed all the backups for this host and tried again, 
>> for my surprise it works ... very strange because I didn't change 
>> anything.
>
> The smb and tar backup methods just look at the file timestamps in 
> incremental runs.  There are many ways of creating files with old 
> timestamps - or perhaps the system time was wrong when they were added.
>

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