I was using backuppc to backup a directory off a linux box in Toronto -  to my 
backuppc server in Philadelphia. 





This was running fine since Aug 2014. 





The directory on the linux box was actually rsync'd off a windows desktop.





Then the Toronto linux box crashed the OS disk. We replaced the disk and 
installed a new OS.





Again I rsync'd the directory off the windows desktop.





Then I reran the backup from Philadelphia. I thought things looked good 
because most of the entries in the Xferlog said pool.  And since neither
 the Philadelphia box, nor the windows box crashed - that was what I 
expected. 




<snip>





  create d 777   991/988        4096 menses


  create d 777   991/988          26 menses/SAS Configuration Information


  pool     666   991/988         980 menses/SAS Configuration 
Information/SASSETUP.LOG


  create d 777   991/988          50 menses/huyt


  create d 777   991/988           6 menses/huyt/receive


  create d 777   991/988           6 menses/huyt/shared


  create d 777   991/988          19 menses/huyt/splus6w


  create d 777   991/988          20 menses/huyt/splus6w/.Data


  create d 777   991/988          22 menses/huyt/splus6w/.Data/__Meta


  create   666   991/988           0 menses/huyt/splus6w/.Data/__Meta/___nonfi


  create d 777   991/988        4096 menses/zasweca


  pool     666   991/988        1539 menses/zasweca/01readme send .txt


  pool     666   991/988        1942 menses/zasweca/02me_mary increase in rate 
and timeline.txt


  pool     666   991/988         590 menses/zasweca/03a invoice01.txt


  pool     666   991/988        1579 menses/zasweca/03b send invoices to mary 
brady.txt


  pool     666   991/988        5512 menses/zasweca/03c invoice01 CA_EFT.pdf


  pool     666   991/988        1508 menses/zasweca/04a invoice02.txt


  pool     666   991/988        5481 menses/zasweca/04b invoice02 CA_EFT.pdf


  pool     666   991/988        2168 menses/zasweca/05contact Kathy Hughes from 
now on.txt


  pool     666   991/988         579 menses/zasweca/06a invoice03 sent.txt


  pool     666   991/988        5479 menses/zasweca/06b invoice03 CA_EFT-1.pdf


  pool     666   991/988         439 menses/zasweca/07a invoice04 sent.txt





            

<snip>

                                                                                
             

The issue came in duration. I had to leave town after the rebuild and 
while I was out of town, it was discovered that the backup was running +5hours.





By the time I could look at backuppc - all the pre-crash backups had 
rolled off.  So I have little information about how the backup ran before the 
crash.

What I could find was old  LOG files. For example  
LOG.102015.z says



<snip>





2015-10-23 20:02:29 removing incr backup 410


2015-10-24 20:00:03 incr backup started back to 2015-10-19 20:00:03 (backup 
#413) for directory /data1/toronto/ZX


2015-10-24 20:02:57 incr backup 418 complete, 450 files, 62355998 bytes, 0 
xferErrs (0 bad files, 0 bad shares, 0 other)


2015-10-24 20:02:57 removing incr backup 411


2015-10-25 20:00:03 incr backup started back to 2015-10-19 20:00:03 (backup 
#413) for directory /data1/toronto/ZX


2015-10-25 20:02:42 incr backup 419 complete, 498 files, 62957102 bytes, 0 
xferErrs (0 bad files, 0 bad shares, 0 other)


2015-10-25 20:02:42 removing incr backup 412


2015-10-25 20:02:42 removing full backup 406


2015-10-26 20:00:04 full backup started for directory /data1/toronto/ZX 
(baseline backup #419)


2015-10-26 20:08:28 full backup 420 complete, 40619 files, 5465051229 bytes, 0 
xferErrs (0 bad files, 0 bad shares, 0 other)


2015-10-27 20:00:03 incr backup started back to 2015-10-26 20:00:04 (backup 
#420) for directory /data1/toronto/ZX


2015-10-27 20:01:00 incr backup 421 complete, 110 files, 33990498 bytes, 0 
xferErrs (0 bad files, 0 bad shares, 0 other)


2015-10-27 20:01:00 removing incr backup 414


2015-10-28 20:00:04 incr backup started back to 2015-10-26 20:00:04 (backup 
#420) for directory /data1/toronto/ZX


2015-10-28 20:01:10 incr backup 422 complete, 173 files, 40689968 bytes, 0 
xferErrs (0 bad files, 0 bad shares, 0 other)


2015-10-28 20:01:10 removing incr backup 415


2015-10-29 20:00:03 incr backup started back to 2015-10-26 20:00:04 (backup 
#420) for directory /data1/toronto/ZX


2015-10-29 20:05:18 incr backup 423 complete, 710 files, 107920389 bytes, 0 
xferErrs (0 bad files, 0 bad shares, 0 other)


2015-10-29 20:05:18 removing incr backup 416


2015-10-30 20:00:04 incr backup started back to 2015-10-26 20:00:04 (backup 
#420) for directory /data1/toronto/ZX


2015-10-30 20:05:33 incr backup 424 complete, 774 files, 111721738 bytes, 0 
xferErrs (0 bad files, 0 bad shares, 0 other)


2015-10-30 20:05:33 removing incr backup 417


2015-10-31 20:00:03 incr backup started back to 2015-10-26 20:00:04 (backup 
#420) for directory /data1/toronto/ZX


2015-10-31 20:05:49 incr backup 425 complete, 822 files, 113679512 bytes, 0 
xferErrs (0 bad files, 0 bad shares, 0 other)


2015-10-31 20:05:49 removing incr backup 418




<snip>




which seems to show that a full backup ran in 8 minutes, pre crash.





My interpretation - because most files where in the pool and very little had to 
be transferred. 





Here is what the LOG looks like post-crash





based on file count and bytes it seems to be doing a full every time, yet the 
Xfer file says pool 

<snip>


2015-11-27 02:59:08 incr backup started back to 2015-11-27 00:35:40 (backup 
#439) for directory /home/toronto/data/ZX


2015-11-27 08:41:44 incr backup started back to 2015-11-27 00:35:40 (backup 
#439) for directory /etc/KeepConfig


2015-11-27 08:41:46 incr backup 440 complete, 40921 files, 5537487784 bytes, 0 
xferErrs (0 bad files, 0 bad shares, 0 other)


2015-11-27 08:41:46 removing incr backup 432


2015-11-28 03:00:02 incr backup started back to 2015-11-27 00:35:40 (backup 
#439) for directory /home/toronto/data/ZX


2015-11-28 09:07:48 incr backup started back to 2015-11-27 00:35:40 (backup 
#439) for directory /etc/KeepConfig


2015-11-28 09:07:51 incr backup 441 complete, 40921 files, 5537487784 bytes, 0 
xferErrs (0 bad files, 0 bad shares, 0 other)


2015-11-28 09:07:51 removing incr backup 433


2015-11-28 09:07:51 removing full backup 427


2015-11-29 03:00:02 incr backup started back to 2015-11-27 00:35:40 (backup 
#439) for directory /home/toronto/data/ZX


2015-11-29 09:24:04 incr backup started back to 2015-11-27 00:35:40 (backup 
#439) for directory /etc/KeepConfig


2015-11-29 09:24:06 incr backup 442 complete, 40921 files, 5537487784 bytes, 0 
xferErrs (0 bad files, 0 bad shares, 0 other)


2015-11-29 09:24:06 removing incr backup 435


2015-11-29 13:10:40 incr backup started back to 2015-11-27 00:35:40 (backup 
#439) for directory /home/toronto/data/ZX


2015-11-29 19:22:24 incr backup started back to 2015-11-27 00:35:40 (backup 
#439) for directory /etc/KeepConfig


2015-11-29 19:22:26 incr backup 443 complete, 41074 files, 5543827385 bytes, 0 
xferErrs (0 bad files, 0 bad shares, 0 other)


2015-11-29 19:22:26 removing incr backup 436


2015-11-30 20:00:02 incr backup started back to 2015-11-27 00:35:40 (backup 
#439) for directory /home/toronto/data/ZX


2015-12-01 01:44:10 incr backup started back to 2015-11-27 00:35:40 (backup 
#439) for directory /etc/KeepConfig


2015-12-01 01:44:12 incr backup 444 complete, 41175 files, 5553240352 bytes, 0 
xferErrs (0 bad files, 0 bad shares, 0 other)


2015-12-01 01:44:12 removing incr backup 437


<snip>



I have watched the rsync on the toronto box during a backup and it seems fine. 
It steps through the files as expected. 



I can not run an rsync outside of backuppc  (to debug),  because I only have 
the files inside of backuppc on the philly server.



Clearly the path where I rsynced the windows directory is different, but
 that should cause 1 long running backup. Not every one after that as 
well. And if it finds it in the pool, why take any time at all?



Can anybody suggest anything!   I am completely stymied.


Philadelphia backuppc version BackupPC-3.2.1-11.fc17.i686

Thanks  

B



  


                                          
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