29.6.2014 3:15, Les Mikesell wrote:
> On Sat, Jun 28, 2014 at 3:31 AM, František Starý <frantisek AT stary DOT net> 
> wrote:
>>> Every file should show at least 2 links.  One for the name in the pc
>>> tree where you are looking, and one under cpool where the name is a
>>> hash of the contents.  But those files show a lot more.  If they
>>> aren't being linked into the next backup number's tree (like they
>>> should be), where are they?  And if they are, why can't you see them?
>>>
>> The count of hard links is high because all the testfiles have the same
>> content and I have more backups and more testhosts. Its a proof the
>> pooling works. But the merging of the backups made using rsync xfer
>> method not (although using tar xfer method works good). Look at the
>> backup number 1. It is a full backup, but contains only the newly added
>> file.
> That is the way an incremental should look at the filesystem level,
> but the web view should fill it with the contents of the backing full.
>    Fulls should be relinking the whole tree.
>
>> The backup number 2 contains only a changes against the backup 1.
>> And the backup number 3 only changes against the backup 2. The source
>> directory has not changed during the backups 1,2,3...
> I think you are the first person to report anything like that, at
> least without seeing errors in the logs.   I don't know where to start
> to debug it.  I'd be inclined to start with a fresh install in a VM to
> get something that works normally and then try to compare the systems.
>
I've installed Ubuntu 14.04 server with backuppc version 3.3.0-1ubuntu1 
into clean virtual machine. Rsync xfer method worked good there (without 
described issues). So I've used backuppc_3.3.0-1ubuntu1_i386.deb to 
update my backuppc server and the issues are gone, rsync xfer method 
work as expected. Thank you all for your help!

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