I regularly use rdiff-backup to backup a 400GB collection of files.
Recently, I installed the beagle desktop search tool and in reading
through the FAQ I found this: "writing extended attributes changes the
ctime of a file; this might cause problem if you are using any backup
utility that compares ctime to backup changed files."
Is this something I should worry about? I.e. Does rdiff-backup rely on
ctime values in such a way that a file indexer would cause problems? A
simple yes or no would be great, but if someone has the time to explain
why the answer is what it is, I'd very much appreciate it.
Thanks.
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