Thanks, i've registered the ML only today, but googling for the issue 
didn't help.

I had VSS enabled for no reason actually, there's no need for it.
I'll try to disable it and try again.

Anyway, it's strange that it ran fine for 2-3 years with no config 
change, only
bacula upgrades and windows' updates, the issue seems to be introduced 
recently.

On 13.02.2012 16:42, Jeremy Maes wrote:
> Op 13/02/2012 12:56, Igor Novgorodov schreef:
>> I've got a Bacula server 5.2.5 backing up, among others, one Windows
>> 2008R2 SP1 client (which is also 5.2.5).
>> Some time ago, probably after a bacula-dir/sd upgrade, it started to
>> fail verify jobs, because it tries to check N files,
>> but the backup volume has only N-1.
>>
>> When backup job finishes, it says that it has backed up N files, but
>> when looking into catalog or with bls directly on
>> volume i only see N-1 files, which is fine, because on client there are
>> actually N-1.
> ...
>> So, under Filename column it lists 35 objects, and under JobFiles - 36.
>>
>> And i can't figure out where it gets an extra file.
>> Other clients (Linux) backs up fine.
>>
>> Any direction for me to look?
> I think the exact same issue was discussed on the list last week. Are 
> you using VSS for the backup of the Windows machine?
> If so this is what Martin had to say about the issue:
>
>> It looks like a bug/misfeature in verify of a VSS job.  The problem 
>> is that
>> the count of files in a VSS backup includes a special object called
>> job_metadata.xml, but this isn't a real file so verify can't find it.
>>
>> I'm not convinced that VolumeToCatalog verify can be used reliably 
>> with VSS
>> jobs anyway though, because it will be verifying the current state 
>> rather than
>> the snapshot.  That can lead to false mismatches, even without the
>> job_metadata.xml issue.
>>
>> __Martin
>
> Regards,
> Jeremy
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