Incremental Backup, but Bareos read and write all files to backup like a Full backup.
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Ireneusz Piasecki
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Dec 19, 2024, 4:29:52 AM12/19/24
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Hi.
I installed the latest version for Windows (community native installation) : serwer2022-fd Version: 24.0.0~pre1549.892dd4d5e (16 December 2024) VSS Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Standard Edition (build 9200), 64-bit
Then, my incremental job running right now - read all files from data catalogs and write them all, as this were a Full backup job.
How bares-fd knows, that all these files changes and he must backup them all? Usually my Incremental jobs last few seconds backup only changed files. Now, incremental backup backup all files.
I checked, structure of catalogs with data not changed.
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I.Piasecki
Philipp Storz
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Dec 19, 2024, 4:49:12 AM12/19/24
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Hello,
can you please provide more information:
Did you change the fileset between the full and the incremental backup?
How are the job and the fileset defined?
Can you provide the job logs of the full and the incremental backup?
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> At last i have one fundamental question:
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> How does bareos-fd know that these particular files have changed since the last incremental backup
> and must include them in the next one? Incremental backups are very fast because the incremental
> backup only includes changed files.
Bareos checks the timestamps of the files to determine if they have changed since the last backup.
With Accurate backup, it compares the list of files that have been backed up in the previous backups
and compares the name and optionally other properties of the files to determine whether the files
have changed or not.
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> To include one file in an incremental backup, bareos-fd does not check every file, this would take
> too long with a large number of files. So how does bareos-fd know which files to include?
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> I.Piasecki