I'd start by questioning your filesystem -- quite frankly, if it's
reiserfs, you're better off just wiping it out and starting over; it has
an unnerving propensity to reconnect files to the tree in bizarre ways and
it's particularly vulnerable (and difficult to recover from) damage.

If you're not running xfs or jfs, it's probably a good time to seriously
rethink your choice of file system.

On general principle, I'd recommend wiping out the pool and starting over,
since if you can't trust your filesystem, how can you trust your backups? 
(You weren't specific about what kind of rsync errors you're getting, but
if it's related to a corrupt pool, by all means, clear out the pool.)

> Hi,
>
> I have a backuppc 2.1.2 installation which lost power and crashed. It
> looks like some files in the pool were corrupted as now we get the
> RStmp files that are not the right size.  Normally, I would do a full
> backup via tar to get a good set of files into the pool, but this
> client is a windows machine.  Any ideas on how to figure out which
> files are the problems so I can delete them from the pool?  Or are
> there better ideas?  Right now the full backup via rsync seems to
> work, but we get a lot of errors in the log and the 'new'  file
> directory is not deleted from disk so I am not sure about it.
>
> cheers,
>
> ski


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