Thank you Arno,
Ah... Right... Ask a silly question(!)
Thanks for the swift answer - I guess I will find the "Ignore Fileset Changes"
directive in the documentation if I look harder - but couldn't spot it on an
initial search.
I take your point about being failsafe, it's just that we can't afford loads of
LTO tapes!
Thanks again
Andy
>Hi.
>Andrew Paterson wrote:
>> Yesterday, I edited bacula-dir.conf to "update" my FileSet definitions.
>> Last night this caused averything (15 hosts) to simultaneously upgrade
>> themselves to full level backups! (twelve hours later they have finished(!)).
>> I would like to understand why this happened .... anybody?
>This happened because you modified the filesets.
>It's baculas way of ensuring that you always have a complete backup.
>If you do want to make your own mistakes use Ignore Fileset Changes=Yes
in the fileset definition.
>Arno
>> Andrew R Paterson
>> Systems Engineer
>> DS Ltd
>>
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