On 01/31/12 04:31 PM, Jason A. Kates wrote:
> 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.
It also something that should have been this way for quite some time.
The new code for scanning /proc/mounts on Linux went in on 16/05/2010.
The only changes recently is that the cache is rescanned every now
and then to pick up changes in the mounted filesystems.
That the old code uses ext2 for both ext2 and ext3 was more a side effect
of the very limited code. We should now be covered for any new filesystems
on Linux but then again you need to keep your set of filesystems in
sync if you plan on using fstype selection not much we can do about that
as Linux tends to add filesystems quite often.
>
> 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
In 5.2.5 rootfs is skipped so you can remove it from your fileset when
using that version.
>
> fstype=jfs
> fstype=reiserfs
> fstype=ufs
> fstype=xfs
> fstype=vxfs
> }
> File = /
> ....
>
>
> Thanks for the help.
>
Sure no problem, was just interested on what was going on.
Marco
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