On one of my machine shares I did some file consolidation that involved creating a new top level directory and moving files from adjacent top level directories into sub directories under the newly created directory I then deleted those other empty top level directories. Backuppc ran a couple days later a incremental backup, and in this backup there was the new directory with sub directories and files I had moved as well as the old and no longer existing top level directories and files. I waited till the next nightly ran and then checked again and the deleted directories and files were still present. So I haven't lost data but if I had a disk failure the restore would recreate deleted data on the new destination share. So the question is how do I delete old share data structures in my backups or how should I approach such changes so I don't end up with over populated restores.

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Jim KR
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