On 7/19/2016 1:59 PM, philhu wrote:
> Something is wrong here
>
> I just posted about this exact thing.
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> I moved 48TB from one NAS to the other, rsync -avz --numeric-ids
>
> All dates/times were identical between the two, but when I mounted new at
> same mount points, everything was happy, EXCEPT BACULA which proceeded to do
> incrementals, selecting ALL files
No. They are not identical. When rsync copies the file from one
filesystem to another it must touch inodes on the target filesystem. It
can set mtime and atime on the target file, but it cannot reset ctime.
(Even the act of setting mtime affects ctime!) By setting mtimeonly=yes
in the job resource, it is possible to alter the way in which Bacula
chooses files to backup for incremental and differential jobs. With
mtimeonly=yes, the ctime will be ignored and Bacula will rely solely on
the mtime. It is not generally advisable to rely solely on mtime, but if
you want to swap between NAS devices, then it will be necessary.
>
> So I am chiming in that Bacula is kicking off on some other reason too.
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