On 4/11/2013 9:24 AM, Scott Lair wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to list files in an increment? I see a week ago that an
increment size was several gigs and want to find out what files are in
there.
When I want to know why a certain backup was large, I will look
in the file-statistics for the backup. The file header tells you
what's in the file:
# Filename Changed SourceSize MirrorSize IncrementSize
Some examples --
To see all the new or changed files or directories:
zgrep -e ' 1( [^ ]+){3}$'
rdiff-backup-data/file_statistics.2013-04-11T04\:17\:09-04\:00.data.gz
To see new files greater than 10MB:
zgrep -e ' 1 [0-9]{8,} NA 0$'
rdiff-backup-data/file_statistics.2013-04-11T04\:17\:09-04\:00.data.gz
Other useful patterns (I think these are generally correct):
New files:
' 1 [0-9]+ NA 0$'
Changed files:
' 1( [0-9]+){3}$'
Deleted files:
' 1 NA [0-9]+ [^0][0-9]*$'
New directories:
' 1 0 NA NA$'
Changed directories:
' 1 0 0 NA$'
Deleted directories:
' 1 NA 0 0$'
--Joe
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