> It is possible that the documentation is not as detailed or explicit
> as it
> could be, but the two different FileSets you wrote are totally
> different, and
> the parser works perfectly fine otherwise it would have reported an
> error.
> 
> What is more likely is that the way two different Options blocks are
> interpreted (or executed) is non-trivial and different from what you
> understand.

First of all, to my own defence, this configuration was something I took over 
after being absent from work a few weeks after an accident. We had a consultant 
do the initial installation, and I thought it was ok.

Secondly, after looking at the code, it looks like there is some built-in 
support for allowing multiple option blocks. A parameter 'pass' is passed to 
the functions, and the options struct is only initialised if the value of 
'pass' is one. However - I don't see this variable being incremented, but then, 
I've only spent an hour or so looking into the code, and I sometimes find 
object-oriented C a bit hard to follow.

Last, I would think the -t argument to bacula-dir should have reported this 
issue

Vennlige hilsener / Best regards

roy
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