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DShinn
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-ctime difference in the find command

After reviewing many of the threads - I have seen that fbackup resets the files last access timestamp which also changes the ctime because of this. I was wondering, does Data Protector update the access timestamp?

Thank-you,

Dorothy
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Steven E. Protter
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Re: -ctime difference in the find command

Shalom Dorothy,

Data Protector should note the difference between -mtime and the last backup of the file and back it up if -mtime is newer.

In a full backup it does not care, it backs it up.

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DShinn
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Re: -ctime difference in the find command

But what happens to the ctime? The ctime is changing daily on our server and we were wondering if possibly Data Protector update the file access time during a full backup.

Thank-you,

Dorothy
James R. Ferguson
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Re: -ctime difference in the find command

Hi Dorothy:

See this thread for your answer:

http://forums.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=1127580

Regards!

...JRF...