>>>>> On Mon, 16 Apr 2012 16:18:49 -0400 (EDT), Steve Thompson said:
>
> Bacula 5.0.2. This fileset:
>
> FileSet {
> Name = "toe_home_x"
> Include {
> Options {
> exclude = yes
> wilddir = "/mnt/toe/data*/home/*/.NetBin"
> wilddir = "/mnt/toe/data*/home/*/.Trash"
> wilddir = "/mnt/toe/data*/home/*0"
> wilddir = "/mnt/toe/data*/home/*1"
> wilddir = "/mnt/toe/data*/home/*2"
> wilddir = "/mnt/toe/data*/home/*3"
> wilddir = "/mnt/toe/data*/home/*4"
> wilddir = "/mnt/toe/data*/home/*5"
> wilddir = "/mnt/toe/data*/home/*6"
> wilddir = "/mnt/toe/data*/home/*7"
> wilddir = "/mnt/toe/data*/home/*8"
> wilddir = "/mnt/toe/data*/home/*9"
> }
> Options {
> compression = GZIP
> sparse = yes
> noatime = yes
> }
> File = /mnt/toe/data1/home
> File = /mnt/toe/data2/home
> }
> }
>
> is intended to backup the entire contents of the two file systems
> /mnt/toe/data1/home and /mnt/toe/data2/home with the exception of the
> first-level directories that end with a number (the directories to be
> included are variable in name and number). Well, it works, except that it
> does not backup any directories (and their contents) in (say)
> /mnt/toe/data1/home/foo that have white space in their names. What have I
> done wrong?
Are you sure it is related to white space? I don't see anything in the above
FileSet that would cause it. Maybe the missing directories are part of a
different filesystem mounted on top of the main one?
You could test it with a much simpler fileset:
FileSet {
Name = "toe_home_x"
Include {
File = /mnt/toe/data1/home/foo
}
}
__Martin
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