Ok, so I'll set it to invalid.
Thanks for your help and for using Simple Backup.
P.S.: 'chmod -R uog+rw /media/shared/*' sounds for me like a 'brute force' way
of doing :-o Maybe you can set owner/group of the disk when mounting it (in
fstab), I do similar with my NTFS multimedia drive.
Do your backups finish successful? What is logged? What filesystem type
is your backup destination?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/630016
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Your logs reveal following
full snapshot: size required is '4662 MiB 145 KiB 903'.
incremental : size required is '4521 MiB 957 KiB 11'.
So, SBackup is basically working as it should.
However, too much files are considered as fresh/updated. Let's find out
why!
* What type of
1, All backup files, no matter if .inc or .ful are the same size ( 4.4G)
2, If I allow a backup to complete then immediately start a new backup the
second backup is the same size the first
3, If I check the restoration management and look at the snap shot details for
both of the files from step
Thank you for using Simple Backup and reporting this issue. What brings
you to the conclusion the created snapshot are full snapshots? What is
the size of the archive files (files.tar.*)?
** Changed in: sbackup
Status: New = Incomplete
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