Hmm.. Thanks.
But I though that this would cause a lot of updates to be done, the actual
data haven't change and should not need to be backed up again..

Do you mean that this is a bug, or is it a feature?
If it's a feature it should be mentioned in the readme's somewhere. I have
not been able to find any info on this...

My OSF/1-klients have several 100s of GB of data on them, and millions of
files.
Neither my storagepools nor the DB would like all this to be doubled up
like this..

On Mon, 18 Jan 1999, peter jodda wrote:

> >
> >Our AIX-server has been at V3 for a while, And I've just startet
> migrating
> >som clients to V3.
> >
> >After upgrading an OSF/1-client (2.1.0.5) to V3 (3.1.0.6), the first
> >incremental of a filespace, the whole filespace gets backed up, like it
> >was the initial incremental backup.
> >
> >Anyone else seen this problem?
> >
> The 3.1.0.6 client supports ACL and File-Properties. Because the
> ACLs are not saved from the 2.1.0.5 client, the file checksum looks
> different and leads to a new backup of the files. This happens
> only on time.
>
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