Re: [Bacula-users] ignored entries in FileSet

2011-05-05 Thread Martin Simmons 
 On Wed, 4 May 2011 20:04:05 -0700 (PDT), fink  said:
 
 --- On Wed, 5/4/11, Martin Simmons mar...@lispworks.com wrote:
  You need to include the intervening directories, but not
  their contents, as in
  http://www.mail-archive.com/bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net/msg33689.html
 
 Thanks for your help! The link was very helpful, and I got the basics working.
 
 Here is my current FileSet:
 
 FileSet {
   Name = FreeBSDConfigs
   Include {
 Options {
   RegexDir =  ^/usr/jails/[^/]+$
   WildDir =   /usr/jails/*/etc
   Wild =  /usr/jails/*/etc/*
   WildDir =   /usr/jails/*/usr
   WildDir =   /usr/jails/*/usr/local
   WildDir =   /usr/jails/*/usr/local/etc
   Wild =  /usr/jails/*/usr/local/etc/*
 }
 Options {
   RegexDir = .*
   Wild = /usr/jails/*
   Wild = */defaults/*
   Wild = */periodic/*
   Wild = */rc.d/*
   exclude = yes
 }
 File = /etc
 File = /usr/local/etc
 File = /usr/jails
   }
 }
 
 
 Is it necessary to specify both of these lines?
   WildDir =   /usr/jails/*/etc
   Wild =  /usr/jails/*/etc/*

Yes, you need both.

An alternative like

  Wild =  /usr/jails/*/etc*

would be wrong because it would also match a file called
/usr/jails/foo/etcblah.


 Will Bacula backup a directory, but not its contents?

Yes (e.g. it is useful for mount-points).


 Also, although I've specified to exclude the defaults, periodic, and rc.d
 directories, they are still listed in the job estimate. What am I doing
 wrong?

The problem is that they match the first Options clause, so Bacula accepts
them immediately without looking at the second clause.  It should work with
three Options clauses:

# exclude some things matched by the second Options clause
Options {
  Wild = */defaults/*
  Wild = */periodic/*
  Wild = */rc.d/*
  exclude = yes
}
# include a little more than what we want
Options {
  RegexDir =  ^/usr/jails/[^/]+$
  WildDir =   /usr/jails/*/etc
  Wild =  /usr/jails/*/etc/*
  WildDir =   /usr/jails/*/usr
  WildDir =   /usr/jails/*/usr/local
  WildDir =   /usr/jails/*/usr/local/etc
  Wild =  /usr/jails/*/usr/local/etc/*
}
# exclude everything else
Options {
  RegexDir = .*
  Wild = /usr/jails/*
  exclude = yes
}

Beware that the first Options clause is slightly underspecified, e.g. it will
exclude a jail called periodic (/usr/jails/periodic).  Adding etc to the
patterns would help.

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Re: [Bacula-users] ignored entries in FileSet

2011-05-05 Thread fink 
Thanks for your patience and explanations! This worked perfectly.


--- On Thu, 5/5/11, Martin Simmons mar...@lispworks.com wrote:
 The problem is that they match the first Options clause, so
 Bacula accepts
 them immediately without looking at the second
 clause.  It should work with
 three Options clauses:
 
 # exclude some things matched by the second
 Options clause
 Options {
   Wild = */defaults/*
   Wild = */periodic/*
   Wild = */rc.d/*
   exclude = yes
 }
 # include a little more than what we want
 Options {
   RegexDir =  ^/usr/jails/[^/]+$
   WildDir
 =   /usr/jails/*/etc
   Wild = 
 /usr/jails/*/etc/*
   WildDir
 =   /usr/jails/*/usr
   WildDir
 =   /usr/jails/*/usr/local
   WildDir
 =   /usr/jails/*/usr/local/etc
   Wild = 
 /usr/jails/*/usr/local/etc/*
 }
 # exclude everything else
 Options {
   RegexDir = .*
   Wild = /usr/jails/*
   exclude = yes
 }
 
 Beware that the first Options clause is slightly
 underspecified, e.g. it will
 exclude a jail called periodic
 (/usr/jails/periodic).  Adding etc to the
 patterns would help.

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Re: [Bacula-users] ignored entries in FileSet

2011-05-04 Thread Martin Simmons 
 On Tue, 3 May 2011 21:18:31 -0700 (PDT), fink  said:
 
 I'm Using Bacula 5.0.3 server  clients. At this point, I'm trying to just 
 back up the etc directories of multiple jails in /usr/jails on a FreeBSD 
 Bacula client.
 The Bacula server's director config looks like:
 
 FileSet {
   Name = FreeBSDConfigs
   Include {
 Options {
signature = MD5
 #   RegexDir = /usr/jails/[^/]*/etc$
 #   RegexDir = /usr/jails/[^/]*/usr/local/etc$
WildDir = /usr/jails/voip/etc
 }
 Options {
   RegexDir = .*
   exclude = yes
 }
 File = /usr/jails
   }
 }
 
 
 
 
 I've tried variations on the included files. None seem to work, not even
 specifying a particular directory in the WildDir command – everything is
 excluded.

You need to include the intervening directories, but not their contents, as in
http://www.mail-archive.com/bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net/msg33689.html

__Martin

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Re: [Bacula-users] ignored entries in FileSet

2011-05-04 Thread fink 
--- On Wed, 5/4/11, Martin Simmons mar...@lispworks.com wrote:
 You need to include the intervening directories, but not
 their contents, as in
 http://www.mail-archive.com/bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net/msg33689.html

Thanks for your help! The link was very helpful, and I got the basics working.

Here is my current FileSet:

FileSet {
  Name = FreeBSDConfigs
  Include {
Options {
  RegexDir =  ^/usr/jails/[^/]+$
  WildDir =   /usr/jails/*/etc
  Wild =  /usr/jails/*/etc/*
  WildDir =   /usr/jails/*/usr
  WildDir =   /usr/jails/*/usr/local
  WildDir =   /usr/jails/*/usr/local/etc
  Wild =  /usr/jails/*/usr/local/etc/*
}
Options {
  RegexDir = .*
  Wild = /usr/jails/*
  Wild = */defaults/*
  Wild = */periodic/*
  Wild = */rc.d/*
  exclude = yes
}
File = /etc
File = /usr/local/etc
File = /usr/jails
  }
}


Is it necessary to specify both of these lines?
  WildDir =   /usr/jails/*/etc
  Wild =  /usr/jails/*/etc/*
Will Bacula backup a directory, but not its contents?


Also, although I've specified to exclude the defaults, periodic, and rc.d 
directories, they are still listed in the job estimate. What am I doing wrong?

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[Bacula-users] ignored entries in FileSet

2011-05-03 Thread fink 
I'm trying to emulate a FileSet example from the manual:
http://www.bacula.org/5.0.x-manuals/en/main/main/Configuring_Director.html#SECTION00188

Specifically, this example:

An alternative would be to include the two subdirectories desired and exclude 
everything else:

FileSet {
  Name = Full Set
  Include {
 Options {
wilddir = /home/a*
wilddir = /home/b*
 }
 Options {
RegexDir = .*
exclude = yes
 }
 File = /home
  }
}



I'm Using Bacula 5.0.3 server  clients. At this point, I'm trying to just back 
up the etc directories of multiple jails in /usr/jails on a FreeBSD Bacula 
client.
The Bacula server's director config looks like:

FileSet {
  Name = FreeBSDConfigs
  Include {
Options {
   signature = MD5
#   RegexDir = /usr/jails/[^/]*/etc$
#   RegexDir = /usr/jails/[^/]*/usr/local/etc$
   WildDir = /usr/jails/voip/etc
}
Options {
  RegexDir = .*
  exclude = yes
}
File = /usr/jails
  }
}




I've tried variations on the included files. None seem to work, not even 
specifying a particular directory in the WildDir command – everything is 
excluded.

Sample bconsole output:

mrp:~ tehfink$ bconsole 
Connecting to Director backup.macarch.office:9101
1000 OK: backup.macarch.office-dir Version: 5.0.3 (04 August 2010)
Enter a period to cancel a command.
*estimate job=router.macarch.office-config listing
Using Catalog MyCatalog
Connecting to Client router.macarch.office-fd at router.macarch.office:9102
drwxr-xr-x  10 root wheel 10 2011-03-18 23:25:57  /usr/jails
2000 OK estimate files=1 bytes=0
*



However, output from bregex and bwild indicate that the RegexDir  WildDir 
commands should work:

mrp:~ tehfink$ bregex -f filetree.txt 
Enter regex pattern: /usr/jails/[^/]*/etc$
151648: /usr/jails/proxy/etc
451816: /usr/jails/voip/etc
452183: /usr/jails/newjail/etc
627291: /usr/jails/dns/etc
629333: /usr/jails/db/etc
Enter regex pattern: /usr/jails/[^/]*/usr/local/etc$
144299: /usr/jails/proxy/usr/local/etc
306312: /usr/jails/voip/usr/local/etc
484921: /usr/jails/dns/usr/local/etc
629770: /usr/jails/db/usr/local/etc
…
mrp:~ tehfink$ bwild -f filetree.txt 
Enter a wild-card: /usr/jails/voip/etc
451816: /usr/jails/voip/etc



If I remove the `RegexDir = .*` command, all files  directories in 
/usr/jails are listed for backup.

My FileSet setup seems almost exactly like the example from the manual. What am 
I missing/doing wrong? Apologies if this is a dumb question; I'm a bacula noob. 
And TIA for help!

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