I went into the pc directory under each of the backuppc directories and ran the 
following commands:


for f in `ls`; do cd $f; cp backups.old backups ; cd .. ; done;
for f in `ls`; do cd $f; rm -f backups.new ; cd .. ; done;


I can now see most of the backups and download some of the files in the backups 
so I think this is an ok fix. I will now test incrementals to make sure these 
are being added to the backup set.

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