Hi Daniel,


i see the same behaviour on my systems,
this problem exists since the "accurate backup" feature was implemented in 
3.0.0.
(i don't know if this causes the problem, but it is  my favourite candidate for 
that :) )

someone should file a bug report :)

Thomas



Daniel De Marco schrieb:
> Hi,
> 
> I've been using InitCatalog and Verify jobs to monitor my production
> machines. This seems to work very well when there are modified files. 
> However if a new files appears in one of the monitored directories then
> all the files from then on will be reported at the same time as missing
> and as new files with the same name/path/attributes...
> 
> I debugged this problem a bit and it seems to be due to the fact that
> when bacula queries the DB for the file attributes one of the where
> clauses is the FileIndex. If there are added or missing files the
> FileIndex is no longer correct for all subsequent files and they are all
> reported as missing and new. I think a possible solution would be to
> tweak the local FileIndex variable when doing the Verify pass: so if a
> file is new don't increment the FileIndex and if a file is missing
> increment it anyway. In this way the proper FileIndex would be used in
> the query and only "real" problematic files would be reported. 
> 
> Daniel.
> 
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