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Bareos Project News

2017-06-27 13:18

Bareos 16.2.6 (maintenance version) published

The new Bareos 16.2 maintenance version contains improvements and bugfixes. Subscription customers can find installation packages for Windows and all supported Linux distributions in their repositories. The source code is, as always, available on GitHub.

2017-06-22 13:07

Open Source Backup Conference 2017 - Call for Papers prolonged until the end of June

The Open Source Backup Conference, which specializes in open source backup solutions, takes place from the 25th to the 26th of September 2017 in Cologne. Potential speakers may hand in their suggestions for talks until June 30th via the conference website. The sale of the Early Bird tickets has also been prolonged until the end of June.

2017-04-18 15:02

The 2017 Open Source Survey is open

We support the Open Source survey 2017 #OSS360 again: Please be part and share your #opensource perspective.

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list files command: show deleted files

list files command: show deleted files

until now, the "list files jobid=" command did
simply show the files that were backed up in a certain
jobid.

As in accurate mode, the files are send by the fd as "backed up" but marked as
deleted (FT_DELETED). This information is then stored in the database by setting the
fileindex of that file as 0.

With this patch, the deleted files are visible as such in the output of
"list files jobid=" as the following output shows.

First a backup was done of a small test fileset:

*list files jobid=1
 /testdata/testdir/testfile
 /testdata/testdir/
 /testdata/testdir2/
 /testdata/testdir2/testfile2
 /testdata/

then, testdir2 and its content was deleted before running the
second incremental backup:

*list files jobid=2
 /testdata/testdir2/ (deleted)
 /testdata/testdir2/testfile2 (deleted)
 /testdata/

The output of the command shows that both the directory and the file
have been detected as missing and marked as deleted by appending a

       "(deleted)"

after the file/directory name