Re: [Bacula-users] I am mising something - unlisted fstype "unknown" CRM:0003018

[Mark Y. <ma...@it...>]

Bruno, thank you very much, that did the trick.   I have always specified the filesystems as I typically run multiple file systems, however I have don't use onefs = no normally either.  

Then the question is...

When using onefs = no is the fstype no longer required as bacula will not care?
Is it best to not specifiy the fstype and let bacula figure it out even with onefs = yes?

-----Original Message-----
From: Bruno Friedmann [mailto:br...@io...] 
Sent: Friday, November 11, 2011 3:46 AM
To: bac...@li...
Subject: Re: [Bacula-users] I am mising something - unlisted fstype "unknown" CRM:0003018

On 11/11/2011 01:40 AM, Mark Yarbrough wrote:
> I have a Debian (squeeze) system using bacula 5.0.2 with vchanger implemented.
> 
> I have an odd situation as to I have to backup some NFS mounts from a Synology NAS.  The backups are fine save when I try to transcend into the NFS mounts.  I am getting the following error.  From all that I have read I believe I have this setup correctly.  Any suggestions would be welcome.
> 
> 10-Nov 16:30 lv-backup-fd JobId 70: Top level directory "/srv/Synology/volume1/Creative" has unlisted fstype "unknown"
> 10-Nov 16:30 lv-backup-fd JobId 70: Top level directory "/srv/Synology/volume1/Agency" has unlisted fstype "unknown"
> 10-Nov 16:30 lv-backup-fd JobId 70: Top level directory "/srv/Synology/volume1/Vendors" has unlisted fstype "unknown"
> 10-Nov 16:30 lv-backup-fd JobId 70: Top level directory "/srv/Synology/volume1/Clients" has unlisted fstype "unknown"
> 10-Nov 16:30 lv-backup-fd JobId 70: Top level directory "/srv/Synology/volume1/DCS" has unlisted fstype "unknown"
> 
> My FileSet looks like
> FileSet {
>         Name = "linux-generic"
>         Include {
>                 Options {
>                         signature = SHA1
>                         verify = pins1
>                         fstype = ext2
>                         fstype = xfs
>                         fstype = ext3
>                         aclsupport = yes
>                         onefs = no
>                 }
>                 File = /etc
>                 File = /usr/local
>                 File = /var
>                 File = /home
>                 File = /boot
>                 File = /root
>                 File = /srv/Synology/volume1/Creative
>                 File = /srv/Synology/volume1/Agency
>                 File = /srv/Synology/volume1/Vendors
>                 File = /srv/Synology/volume1/Clients
>                 File = /srv/Synology/volume1/DCS
>         }
>         Exclude {
>                 File = /proc
>                 File = /tmp
>                 File = /.journal
>                 File = /.fsck
>         }
> }
> 
> Mark Yarbrough
> 
> 

I don't know why you specify the fstype in your option, What happen if you comment them.


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