Hi,

After fine-tuning the definition of a Fileset resource (adding a directory
exclusion), I omitted to enable the 'Ignore Fileset Changes' setting.
Obviously, the corresponding next incremental backup got promoted to a full
one, which I cancelled. 

However, enabling 'Ignore Fileset Changes' the next day did not prevent the
backup job to be promoted to a full one again. Even less intuitively,
reverting the fileset definition to its original state did not stop the
backup job from being promoted. The latter remained true, whether or not
'ignore fileset changes' was enabled.

All initiated full backups were cancelled. The corresponding job resource
did not have its 'rerun failed levels' setting set to 'yes'.

Did some sort of 'fileset has changed' flag get set in a data structure
somewhere, that I could manually change to continue running incremental
backups?

Director version is Debian's 2.0.3-4.

LBC



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