Can Acronis or Macrium Reflect backup Truecrypt?
I have created a 100GB truecrypt file data.tc
I intend to use a backup software and set daily auto incremental backups. .
Lets say
On day 1 (Aug 1), I created a full backup data.tc and scheduled daily incremental backups everyday (from day 2 onwards the backup software will be creating incremental backups).
On day 4 (Aug 4), I added fileday4.txt into data.tc (I mounted data.tc and put fileday4.txt into data.tc)
On day 5 (Aug 5), I added fileday5.txt into data.tc (I mounted data.tc and put fileday5.txt into data.tc)
On day 6 (Aug 6), I edited fileday5.txt (in data.tc) and added some text
Will the incremental backup on day 7 (Aug 7) contain the fileday4.txt and fileday5.txt with accurate data?
Lets say I recover data.tc from my backup of day 7 (Aug 7), will I see fileday4.txt and fileday5.txt inside the data.tc when I mount data.tc?
My question is does Acronis or Macrium Reflect backup the changes I made in Truecrypt file container? I want to know if Acronis meet my needs before I buy.
I am asking this because I always see the data.tc as 100GB size and it does not change in size, so I was wondering if the backup software could "see" the files inside data.tc when I add or make changes and make backup to it. Or does the backup software always see the data.tc as a 100GB size file and assume that the file has not changed, thus the backup software does not make new backups to data.tc even I have added files to it.
Thanks

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I would create an image, not a file backup. An image will use sector information to determine what has changed. As you change files into the vault, the encrypted data on the sectors will change, and these sectors will be backed up.
As Chris said, ATI will not see the files changes into the vault.
If you want to restore one version of one file in the vault therefore, you will have to restore the entire vault.
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