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Ralf Gross wrote:
> Michel Meyers schrieb:
>> Jean-François Leroux wrote:
>> Maybe we should change the sentence as follows?
>>
>> 'If this directive is set to yes, any changes you make to the FileSet
>> Include or Exclude lists will not cause Bacula to immediately perform a
>> Full backup.'
>
> ...but include new files in the next regular backup. ?
It should. The way I understood it is that Bacula first determines what
job level to use. For that, it checks several things (schedule, is there
a full backup that's valid, ...) and one of them is the MD5 hash of the
FileSet definition. If that hash (stored at the time of the last
backup?) doesn't match the current one, Bacula upgrades the backup to
Full, unless 'Ignore Fileset Changes' is set. In the latter case, Bacula
may (or may not) run an Incremental/Differential as usual while taking
into account whatever you changed in the FileSet (ie if you added sth,
it should see it as new and back it up, if you removed sth, it shouldn't
back it up any more).
Greetings,
Michel
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