-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 i've got an external disk that is formatted fat32 which makes it easy to transfer files between macs, PCs, and my linux workstations. i've defined a backup job for it that i run manually. i plug the disk into my linux workstation which is running the director and its own fd service, v5.0.1, and then i manaully run the backup. i'm noticing that a huge number of files that haven't been modified are getting sucked into the incremental. the modification time on the files hasn't changed, so i'm wondering what is causing these files to get backed up again?
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