On 05/23/11 15:49, Jeff Shanholtz wrote:
> I added a hard drive to a system due to the old one filling up. In
> addition to the drive getting a new drive letter (D:), I also mounted it
> into a directory of my old hard drive (C:\MyNewHardDrive) in order to
> keep getting the contents backed up since I have backups configured to
> only do drive C:.
> 
>  
> 
> Last night the differential backups ran and from listing the files of
> that backup job it appears that bacula ignored C:\MyNewHardDrive. Is
> bacula “smart” enough to recognize that the directory is physically a
> separate drive and that’s why it was ignored? Is it possible to get
> bacula to back up this directory aside from adding drive D: to the list
> of drives to back up (which I prefer not to do)? Or is adding drive D:
> my only option?

Basically you have a choice:

1 - Add D:\ into the FileSet
2 - Add C:\MyNewHardDrive into the FileSet
3 - Set option onefs=no in the filesystem

Pick one.  Option 3 is not recommended, as it will cause all mountpoints
to be recursed into, which tends to be a bad thing on Windows since
Windows remounts bits of its own filesystem on mountpoints scattered all
over the place.


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