To follow-up on on my own question and help potential others with the same 
issue, the 'problem' I was seeing was caused by the fact that the 
hsm_state is actually stored in lustre (thanks Davide).
After the files have been successfully archived once the hsm_state is set 
to archived. Deleting the archive and robinhood db does (of course) not 
reset the hsm_state in lustre. So the next rbh scan of those files results 
in  lhsm_state synchro.

If anyone knows how to reset the whole lustre fs to a 'fresh' state, 
please let me know.
For now I just reset all the files with the following command:
rbh-find --status=lhsm_status:synchro | while read x; do lfs hsm_clear 
--archived "$x"; done

Martin

"Martin BALVERS" <martin.balv...@nutricia.com> wrote on 29-06-2017 
09:48:33:

> From: "Martin BALVERS" <martin.balv...@nutricia.com>
> To: robinhood-support@lists.sourceforge.net
> Date: 29-06-2017 10:09
> Subject: [robinhood-support] Files inserted into database with 
> lhsm_status synchro
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I am trying to setup robinhood v3 to backup part of our lustre fs 
(2.9.0).
> I have been trying some different configuration options on a 
> specific dir on our lustre fs and I am seeing something that does 
> not make sense to me.
> When I drop all tables in the robinhood db, and I scan dir /lustre/
> sds, the files are all inserted with lhsm_status synchro instead of new.
> 
> Below are a part of the generated scan log and the used .conf file.
> I am probably just missing something obvious here, and I recall that
> it did work at some point (first time maybe?).
> 
> Regards,
> Martin Balvers
> 


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