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From: Arnaud C. <arn...@ar...> - 2003-06-24 18:22:07
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Hi, I've been using BOBS for some time now and there is something strange i've been noticing... I run bobs on a linux RH9 srv with large disks which backups several servers such as NT4 SRV servers, and Linux servers running samba. I use the smb way for all the backups... (why not NFS would you say?... i didn't have time to set this up, and moreover the smb way works just fine...). But speaking of the NT4 servers, i've noticed lots of backups done everyday, lots of things in the incremental folder... After a little research, i saw that the backup server saved lots of files on the NT4 server whereas neither the file's content change, nor the modification time. BUT, it seems that my backup server saves files which have been lately accessed, and on which the "last accessed time" changed. For a reminder, on a NTFS time you have 3 times: -creation time -modification time -last access time you can never see the "last access time" because windows updates this one each time you access the file... and in my backups, the files in current and in incremental are strictly the same (same name, same creation/modif time)... Am I the only one with this issue? Is there a way to prevent this to happen (except kicking NT4 away for linux based servers ;) ) Bye Arnaud. |