Hello,
Other than to check the filesystem size when getting I/O errors, Bacula
never looks at it, so it is not possible that Bacula has decided to save
all files because of a filesystem size change. In addition, the
decision of what to backup is made in the Dir and the FD, and neither of
these daemons know the filesystem size. The filesystem size is only
checked in the SD, but the SD only stores and retrieves files.
More likely the process of changing the size on the NAS caused all your
files to be referenced, or even changed, and Bacula detected that change
and backed them up.
Best regards,
Kern
On 23.12.2014 15:37, philhu wrote:
> I changed my NAS from 24T to 32T by adding drives to my NAS
>
> Not alot of changes to data on the NAS
>
> Bacula 7.0.5 is working ok, but it decided all files were eligible for backup
> during the first incremental after the NAS resizing.
>
> I assume it saw that the drive size had changed, which was enough to force
> all files as changed (maybe nas/vol create date changed).
>
> Anyone know why this occurred?
>
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