Happy New Year folks!
First time poster, relatively newbie at rdiff. I would like to remove all of the rdiff files on our system and basically start from scratch. Can I just do a rm on all files in the rdiff-backup-data directory and will a new backup recreate those files? We are getting a ton of missing file warnings everyday from cron and instead of manually going through each one and checking them (there are hundreds) I'd rather just remove all the rdiff stat/metadata/increment files. Is that recommended? I know I probably wouldn't be able to do a restore without them, correct? Any other ideas to fix this up? We've been getting these warnings for a few months now. The backups seem to run fine every night. Beginning of a new year, time to get this fixed up. Thanks, Mark
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