blackhawk8863

I'm having a similar issue, but to avoid hijacking this thread, here's a new thread:

I have been troubleshooting an issue with erratic timestamps when attempting to backup my pool using Bvckup2. Due to timestamps being different between the backup source and backup destination, files are needlessly copied, even though they are actually the same. Only a small percentage of files in my pool are affected, but some are huge (>50 GB) so this eats up backup disk space quickly. For some of these files, timestamps are incorrect but consistent. For other files, the timestamps change almost every time the file is accessed/queried. The Bvckup2 thread below contains all of my troubleshooting information so far, and a potentially related DrivePool bug thread is listed below. Bvckup2 Form Thread: https://bvckup2.com/support/forum/topic/1274 File Watch/Timestamps Unavailable:

I have two networks, one which is connected to the internet (1), and one which is not (2). I have a machine (A) running drivepool and scanner on (2), and a machine (B) connected to both (1) and (2). Machine (B) is set up to remote monitor (A). Will any notifications generated on (A), which is being remote monitored by (B), be sent from machine (B) to my email? When sending a test message from Scanner on machine (A), since it is not connected to the internet, creates the error "Test email could not be sent to blank@blank.com. Object reference not set to an instance of an object." When sending a test message from Drivepool on machine (A), Drivepool claims to have successfully sent the test email. In both instances, I do not receive an email. When I attempt to send a test message from machine (B), I get the same response and error: Drivepool successful, and scanner "object reference" error, and I do not receive an email for either attempt. Aside from the "object reference" error, should I be able to funnel any notifications through another machine in the way that I am attempting to do it? Drivepool: 2.1.1.561 x64 Scanner: 2.5.1.3062 Thank you.