Thank you, Craig.
Since I migrated my per-host configs over, I already had the exclusions in
place. Thank you for pointing out the one-file-system default setting.
On Tue, Jul 27, 2021 at 12:12 AM Craig Barratt via BackupPC-users <
backuppc-users@lists.sourceforge.net> wrote:
> The default rsync arguments in v4 include --one-file-system, which could
> be why it's not descending into those directories (ie, are the missing
> directories different file systems?).
>
> If so, you can either remove --one-file-system (in which case you'll need
> to explicitly exclude things like /proc), or add the list of mount points
> in the list of things to backup.
>
> Craig
>
> On Mon, Jul 26, 2021 at 7:26 PM Brad Alexander <stor...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I've made quite a bit of headway on my issues deploying a BackupPC 4
>> server. I was having issues with the $Conf{RsyncClientPath} because the
>> client path on FreeBSD is /usr/local/bin/rsync, whereas on Linux, the path
>> os /usr/bin/rsync, and specifying it in the per-host config files did not
>> override the one in config.pl. So I commented it out of config.pl, and
>> the per-host files seem to work correctly. So is that a change from 3 to 4
>> that the config.pl overrides the per-host config files?
>>
>> Now having figured that piece of it out, I have a couple of other issues
>> that I would like to as about.
>>
>> First, I am noticing that, while all of these are Unix and Linux boxes,
>> with their heirarchical filesystems layout, I am seeing directories not
>> being backed up, for instance, /home and /var/log that I have noticed so
>> far. I drill down in the dieplay and see things like
>>
>> The directory /
>> <http://romaine/bpc/backuppc.pl?action=browse&host=defiant&num=0&share=/&dir=/>
>> usr
>> <http://romaine/bpc/backuppc.pl?action=browse&host=defiant&num=0&share=/&dir=/usr>
>> /home
>> <http://romaine/bpc/backuppc.pl?action=browse&host=defiant&num=0&share=/&dir=/usr/home>
>> is empty
>>
>> For comparison, my v3 installation for my workstation (FBSD) had 647808
>> files (81908.8 MiB) for the last full backup, while the v4 install has
>> 577488 files (74564.2 MiB). My wife's desktop (Linux) has 261948 files
>> (19657.6 MiB) in v3, and 17538 files (1146.9 MiB), so a ton of files seem
>> to be missing.
>>
>> The other thing is that I have a device I want to turn off backups on, so
>> I set $Conf{BackupsDisable} = 1; but it is still trying to access the
>> device though it is offline.
>>
>> Any ideas on these issues?
>> Thanks,
>> --b
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