Phil Stracchino schrieb:
> > The /usr slice is about 4.8G, and shouldn't be changing-- at least
> > not at the tune of 51M every night.
> 
> 
> "Shouldn't" is a powerful word.  You might want to test the theory by
> doing something like this:
> 
> find /usr /opt/bacula/bin -mtime -1 -ls
> 
> to list all files that have been modified in the last 24 hours (or
> -mtime -2 to check the last 48 hours) and see what's changing.  Another
> alternative would be to start up BAT, go to Jobs Run, select job 183,
> right-click, and select "List Files On Job"; Bacula will tell you
> precisely which files were backed up.  (You can accomplish the same
> thing using bconsole, but it'll require a manual SQL query.)  Then you
> can look at the specific files that you know were backed up, and
> determine why they got backed up.

'list files jobid=xxx' in bconsole will also show all backed up files
for a jobid without a custom sql query.

Ralf

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