On 11/18/2014 07:50 AM, Dante Colo wrote:
> Hello Heitor
> 
> I tried but wasn't the case, anyway thank you for the suggestion.

re: Adding  Ignore Fileset Changes = Yes   option in fileset.

If you add that to a fileset, it will take affect after the first full of that
newly modified fileset is complete.

I say "newly modified fileset" because by adding that option, you are in fact
changing the fileset, and Bacula will think it needs to run a full.

Also, with regards to "forcing it"   If Bacula (for whatever reason) can not
determine for sure that it has a Full backup of a job then it will upgrade an
Incremental or Differential to Full - and it has to because it believes there
is no Full to run the Inc or Diff job against. :)

In your migration to the new server, something changed (MD5, or creation time)
of the fileset(s) that Bacula did not appreciate.

If you knew about this ahead of time, you may have been able to directly query
and modify the new MD5sum, or CreateTime of the fileset in the DB before
attempting the Incrementals.


Bill



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