Hello,

I'm using bacula 7.2.0 and I have a fileset that looks like this:

FileSet {
    Name = "Machine Heavy-Weight NO RDBMS"
    Include {
        Options {
            # DANGER: This will allow this FileSet to cross file system
            # boundaries.
            onefs = no

            fstype=ext2
            fstype=ext3
            fstype=ext4
            fstype=btrfs
            fstype=jfs
            fstype=reiserfs
            fstype=ufs
            fstype=xfs
            fstype=vxfs
        }

        Options {
            Exclude = yes
            regexdir = "^/home/[^/]+/.cache"
            regexdir = "^/var/lib/bacula"
            regexdir = "^/backups"
            regexdir = "^/var/lib/postgresql/[^/]+/main"
            regexdir = "^/var/lib/mysql"
            regexdir = "^/tmp"
            regexdir = "^/var/tmp"
            regexdir = "^/proc"
            regexdir = "^/sys"
            regexdir = "^/.journal"
            regexdir = "^/.fsck"
        }

        Options {
            signature = MD5
            compression = GZIP1
        }

        File = "/"
    }
}

However, bacula doesn't descend into /home claiming it is a different file
system.

According to mount, both / and /home are ext4 so I believe it should descend.

What did I do wrong?

Thank you!

-pete

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