And an additional update:
The issue seems to be resolved. I upgraded director and fd to the very
latest version and run a new full backup. Now, incremental backups with
accurate options do not include all files anymore.
I'm not totally sure if the update to the latest version was really
necessary,
I'm not saying you are bad like me, but, I just had what looks like this
issue and there was an "archive"
being made in that machine that contained those files. I see you have
this on multiple machines, but I would
check just in case. Otherwise there *could* be another reason but I am
unaware of
Some additional input:
- Disabling accurate mode results in a "resonable" list of files from the
estimate command.
- Changing accurate options does not change the files displayed with
estimate. Even specifing a size-only check (accurate = s) results in the
estimate list containing all files.
- This
Hi list,
I'm using Bacula 7.0.5 on Ubuntu 16.04. I configured daily incremental
backups in accurate mode, with accurate options "mcs". Since upgrading to
Ubuntu 16.04 and Bacula 7.0.5 I experience really huge incremental backups.
Estimate gives me 1,943,557 files that will be backed up on next
in
