Hi there,

I've been taking my first steps with a client side script in my filesets.

The script should detect all local filesystems.

It seems this works (cool), but it seems my excludes stopped working (bad).

This is the most of my fileset definition:

FileSet {

  Name = "Full Set"

  Include {

    Options {

      #compression = GZIP1

      compression = LZO

      signature   = SHA1

      Accurate    = mcs

      Verify      = pin5

      sparse      = yes

      One FS      = yes

    }

    # Only works on Linux.

    File ="\\|bash -c \"df -PTlk -x smbfs -x tmpfs -x cifs -x iso9660 -x udf -x nfsv4 -x nfs -x mvfs | tail -n +2 | awk '{print \$7}'\""

  }

  Exclude {

    File = /mnt

    File = /mnt/backup

    File = /xen/osimages

    File = /usr/ports

[...]

With that I'm running estimate on a client that has the following filesystems:

Filesystem                   1K-blocks     Used Available Use% Mounted on

/dev/sdc3                      5464880   482632   4681604  10% /

mdev                              1024        0      1024   0% /dev

shm                             406688        0    406688   0% /dev/shm

tmpfs                           406688      120    406568   1% /run

cgroup_root                      10240        0     10240   0% /sys/fs/cgroup

/dev/sdc1                        95050    15142     72742  18% /boot

/dev/vgxen_raid10/lvosimages  30832636 15634680  13608964  54% /xen/osimages

I'd expect it to not save /xen/osimages due to the Exclude list above.

But when I run a backup of this client it'll store data from an excluded filesystem:

JobId 11052 Job Backup-xxxxx.2013-10-03_19.43.39_22 is running.

    Full Backup Job started: 03-Oct-13 17:48

    Files=14,452 Bytes=5,405,889,753 Bytes/sec=20,633,166 Errors=0

    Files Examined=14,452

    Processing file: /xen/osimages/servegate_sg-300-20gb-ide.gz

    SDReadSeqNo=5 fd=5

Director connected at: 03-Oct-13 17:53

This problem gives me a "slight" increase in backup volume over all clients, so any help would be very appreciated.... 

Thanks a lot!

Florian

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