Normally, any change to a fileset should trigger a full backup, to 
address exactly that type of situation.

Maybe you have Ignore Fileset Changes = yes in your fileset definition? 
That turns off that behavior.

Masopust, Christian wrote:
> Maybe I missed in the documentation but....
>  
> Today (ok, yesterday :-) I added a directory containing some old files 
> (last modification
> date is before my last full-backup) to one of my filesets.
> Now I'm wondering that they weren't backed up (I assume because of so 
> old modification
> time).
>  
> Shouldn't this directory be backed up as it is completely new to this 
> fileset (I also restarted
> bacula-services) ?
>  
> Or am I wrong and missed that in the documentation...
>  
> Thanks,
> Christian
>  


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