I am using bacula 5.x and I recently replaced the hardware for a client 
(new machine).  I used "rsync -a" to copy over the contents of one of 
the filesystems.  Now bacula wants to back up everything again even 
though nothing is changed.  The filesystem is the same and the path to 
the files is the same.  I thought this might have to do with ctime 
changing, so I tried using "mtimeonly=yes" option for the FileSet 
(Ignore fileset changes=yes is already set), yet when I manually run an 
Incremental backup, it doesn't get upgraded to a Full yet it is still 
grabbing all the files that haven't changed.  Here is an example file 
that bacula is grabbing which it shouldn't:

[scar@oldserver ~]$ ls -l <file>
-rw-rw-r-- 1 10022 101 422186903 Aug 26  2016 <file>
[scar@oldserver ~]$ ls -lc <file>
-rw-rw-r-- 1 10022 101 422186903 Aug 26  2016 <file>

[scar@newserver ~]$ ls -l <file>
-rw-rw-r-- 1 10022 101 422186903 Aug 26  2016 <file>
[scar@newserver ~]$ ls -lc <file>
-rw-rw-r-- 1 10022 101 422186903 Dec  7 14:20 <file>


So we can see the ctime changed, yet with mtimeonly=yes, bacula is still 
grabbing the file.  Is there some other option I am over looking?

Thanks


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