Op 10/05/2011 14:28, James Harper schreef:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I tried to Backup my Windows 2008 RC2 Server with the newest Bacula-FD
>> 64 Bit Client. I´ve enabled VSS but I still get the follow Error Messages:
>>
>> Could not open directory "c:/Documents and
>> Settings/Administrator/AppData/Local/Anwendungsdaten/Anwendungsdaten/Anwendung
>> sdaten/Anwendungsdaten/Anwendungsdaten/Anwendungsdaten/Anwendungsdaten/Anwendu
>> ngsdaten/Anwendungsdaten/Anwendungsdaten/Anwendungsdaten/Anwendungsdaten/Anwen
>> dungsdaten/Anwendungsdaten/Anwendungsdaten/Anwendungsdaten/Anwendungsdaten/Anw
>> endungsdaten/Anwendungsdaten/Anwendungsdaten/Anwendungsdaten/Anwendungsdaten/A
>> nwendungsdaten/Anwendungsdaten/Anwendungsdaten/Anwendungsdaten/Anwendungsdaten
>> /Anwendungsdaten/Anwendungsdaten/Anwendungsdaten/Anwendungsdaten":
>> ERR=Der Dateiname konnte durch das System nicht zugeordnet werden.
>>
>>       Options {
>>         signature = MD5
>>         onefs = no
>
> ^^^ that is your problem. Windows Vista put everything under /users and used 
> junction points to make sure anything that referenced "/Documents and 
> Settings" still worked. A junction point is a mount point as far as bacula is 
> concerned and by letting it follow into different filesystems (even though 
> it's the same filesystem) you end up recursing. Set onefs = yes and you might 
> have more luck.
>
> James
>
As James points out, you're getting an endless loop due to the Junction 
Points present in WIN2008R2. "onefs = no" is pretty much the worst 
option to use for modern windows systems as even if you don't end up in 
an endless loop, you'll backup a LOT of files 2 or more times wasting 
precious backup space!

If you insist on using onefs=no then you'll have to exclude the contents 
of all JP's, but as mentioned on the list before you'll end up with 
quite a long fileset ;)

Regards,
Jeremy

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