| 2010-05-13 22:01:03 |
kamome |
description |
System: 10.04
BiT: 0.9.99.35~karmic (from PPA)
I created a ~/tstdir and a profile "tst" to back just that up to a directory on an external harddisk (original ext4, external ext3). No scheduled backups.
When I hit "Take snapshot" for the first time, a snapshot was created, I can see the directory in the snapshot.
Now I created a file ~/tstdir/tstfile.
Hitting "Take snapshot" again yields "Done, no backup needed", and no tstfile is present in the backup. BiT does, however, show the file on the "Now" pane (propably a direct view of the filesystem). |
System: 10.04
BiT: 0.9.99.35~karmic (from PPA)
I created a ~/tstdir and a profile "tst" to back just that up to a directory on an external harddisk (original ext4, external ext3). No scheduled backups.
When I hit "Take snapshot" for the first time, a snapshot was created, I can see the directory in the snapshot.
Now I created a file ~/tstdir/tstfile.
Hitting "Take snapshot" again yields "Done, no backup needed", and no tstfile is present in the backup. BiT does, however, show the file on the "Now" pane (propably a direct view of the filesystem).
So I removed the backintime destination directory, as well as ~/.local/share/backintime and ~/.config/backintime and started over - same behaviour.
When started from the terminal (backintime-gnome), pressing "Take snapshot" for profile "tst" (in the GUI, obviously), I get on the terminal:
INFO: The application needs to change the backup format. Start the GUI to proceed. (As long as you do not you will not be able to make new snapshots!)
WARNING: Backup not performed |
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