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Re: [Bug-tar] (forw) tar --listed-incremental bogous?
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Andreas Schuldei |
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Re: [Bug-tar] (forw) tar --listed-incremental bogous? |
Date: |
Mon, 16 Feb 2004 18:29:33 +0100 |
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Mutt/1.5.5.1+cvs20040105i |
* Sergey Poznyakoff (address@hidden) [040216 12:38]:
> Andreas Schuldei <address@hidden> wrote:
>
> > i am having problems with debians gnu tar, not producing
> > incremental backups as expected. it seems to create just a file
> > with one single current timestamp in the snapshot file, not a
> > per-file timestamp with inode information as it sometimes does
> > (not sure why or when).
>
> GNU tar produces inode/timestamp entries only for the subdirectories.
> Your sample script does not create any, therefore no such entries
> are written.
> > Please tell me how i can make tar produce proper incremental
> > backups (which seem to fail for my part because of bogous
> > snapshot files).
>
> You are doing everything quite right. The archive produced by your
> test script is a normal incremental archive.
then tar is broken in some othe way. as my modified demo script
shows, it does not honor the snapshot file and does a full backup
again, including all files in the backup. it should have scipped
file1 in the second backup.
tar-demo.sh
Description: Bourne shell script
- [Bug-tar] (forw) tar --listed-incremental bogous?, Andreas Schuldei, 2004/02/14
- Re: [Bug-tar] (forw) tar --listed-incremental bogous?, Sergey Poznyakoff, 2004/02/16
- Re: [Bug-tar] (forw) tar --listed-incremental bogous?,
Andreas Schuldei <=
- Re: [Bug-tar] (forw) tar --listed-incremental bogous?, Sergey Poznyakoff, 2004/02/16
- Re: [Bug-tar] (forw) tar --listed-incremental bogous?, Andreas Schuldei, 2004/02/16
- Re: [Bug-tar] (forw) tar --listed-incremental bogous?, Sergey Poznyakoff, 2004/02/17
- Re: [Bug-tar] (forw) tar --listed-incremental bogous?, Andreas Schuldei, 2004/02/17
- Re: [Bug-tar] (forw) tar --listed-incremental bogous?, Sergey Poznyakoff, 2004/02/17