I sure know that my pst file is updated a lot every day. I'm sure that  
is the cause of your issue.

-tim



On Jun 3, 2008, at 5:35 PM, PGerard <netbackup- 
forum AT backupcentral DOT com> wrote:

>
> No...all of the other policies for the other file systems are built  
> the exact same way and they are fine.  This particular one has  
> outlook PST files in it, which are likely quite large, and I doubt  
> they are ALL changing, so I suspect the time stamp gets modified  
> when the users open it up with outlook...i guess it's possible they  
> have some automatic archiving too and the minute even a single new  
> email message makes it into the PST it is deemed as having changed  
> and will get picked up by an incremental.  We are running  
> differentials all the time with only Monthly backups....we have 30TB  
> of Celerra and only 6 tape drives to back it all up, so doing it  
> every week would be extremely tedious.  I thought maybe the ctime  
> thing was causing this but the more I think about it, the more I  
> think the files are just being modified on a daily basis.
>
> Thanks
>
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