Re: [Bacula-users] Unchanged files still saved in incremental backup

Bacula uses the file date to determine which files have changed. So a 
file with a future file date would be backed up by each incremental backup.

Since you say that your file was NOT backed up on 9/15 and 9/16, my 
guess is that some application may be opening the file for writing 
without actually making a change. Whatever application is responsible 
for that probably wasn't running on 9/15 and 9/16.

le dahut wrote:
> The problem occurred after a while, here's an history that illustrates 
> what's happening :
>
> 09/14:
> Backup Level:           Full
> FD Files Written:       6,489
>
> on 09/15 and 09/16:
> Backup Level:           Incremental, since=2009-09-15 23:00:15
> FD Files Written:       50
>
> 09/17:
> Backup Level:           Incremental, since=2009-09-16 23:00:19
> FD Files Written:       6,403
>
>
>
> le dahut wrote :
>   
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have some unchanged files that are saved in incremental backup.
>>
>> I've joined a screenshot of BAT where :
>> * all backup are selected
>> * a file is selected
>> as you can see the file has been saved by a Full backup and then by all 
>> the Incremental backups while its HASH didn't change.
>>
>>
>> Any idea about this ?
>>
>>
>> Klaas
>>     


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