Marco,
Your were correct I needed to add the additional file system types into
my configuration.   I didn't see the change in the release notes.  

This now works:
FileSet {
        Name = "LINUX_ALL_LOCAL_FS"
        Include {
                Options {
                        signature = MD5;
                        xattrsupport=yes;
                        onefs=no;
                        fstype=ext2
                        fstype=ext3
                        fstype=ext4
                        fstype=btrfs
                        fstype=rootfs
                        fstype=jfs
                        fstype=reiserfs
                        fstype=ufs
                        fstype=xfs
                        fstype=vxfs
                        }
          File = /
....


Thanks for the help.
                                -Jason


On Fri, 2012-01-27 at 09:40 +0100, Marco van Wieringen wrote:
> On 01/27/12 01:33 AM, Jason A. Kates wrote:
> > Marco,
> > Thanks for the patch but I added rootfs as a filesystem type but it
> > didn't help much.  The root file system was backed up but the other ext3
> > file systems were not:
> > 26-Jan 16:50 bacula1 JobId 186149:      Disallowed filesystem. Will not
> > descend from / into /var
> > 26-Jan 16:50 bacula1 JobId 186149:      Disallowed filesystem. Will not
> > descend from / into /export
> > 26-Jan 16:50 bacula1 JobId 186149:      Disallowed filesystem. Will not
> > descend from / into /tmp
> > 26-Jan 16:50 bacula1 JobId 186149:      Disallowed filesystem. Will not
> > descend from / into /usr
> > 26-Jan 16:50 bacula1 JobId 186149:      Disallowed filesystem. Will not
> > descend from / into /dev
> >
> > /dev/cciss/c0d0p1
> >                ext3     1019208    565544    401056  59% /
> > /dev/mapper/Volume00-var
> >                ext3     2031440   1737400    189184  91% /var
> > /dev/mapper/Volume00-export
> >                ext3   194522580 123838972  60802420  68% /export
> > /dev/mapper/Volume00-usr
> >                ext3     4062912   2508568   1344632  66% /usr
> > none         tmpfs    20971520         0  20971520   0% /tmp
> >
> Interesting, but I have a question about your config:
> 
> You say
> 
> This is the file set (with a little editing):
> 
> But I don't see ext3 as an accepted filesystem there. The new code for about
> 2.5 years however knows all filesystems on Linux as it uses the names from
> /proc/mounts
> 
> The old code however would test only a limited set of filesystems based
> on the super block magic (then it would say ext2 == ext3 == ext4).
> 
> So could it be something as stupid as the missing ext3 filesystem ?
> 
> Marco
> 
> 
> 


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