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I've recently moved
some data to a different volume and did a full backup after the move. I
then updated the permissions of the data in the new volume and as expected,
the incremental backup backed-up the data in the new volume.
However, the
scheduled incremental that ran last night is still going and it seems to be
backing up all the data in the new volume, almost like it had never known it had
been backed-up incrementally the previous night. I would expect some of the
files to have been changed since the first incremental but not the whole
lot.
I'm guessing this
may have something to do with archive bits and NBU thinks the files haven't
already been backed-up incrementally.
Why would NBU not
think the files have been backed-up and keep backing-up all the same files twice
in a row?
Cheers,
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