pcahyna
pcahyna
It seems that TMPDIR in local.conf will not work in any case: #2654
ISTR @antonvoznia saw a similar issue on Fedora, where the default is now also BTRFS and /home got excluded from backup (because it was a subvolume).
IMO ReaR should treat subvolumes the same way as it does for separate filesystems: pass their mountpoints to the tar command explicitly. But maybe I misunderstand how it works -...
I would not expect a different behavior if `/home` is a separate BTRFS subvolume and if it is a separate XFS filesystem.
I am quite sure it is the former - all disk-based filesystems are added to backup by default.
Hello @jsmeix , I also checked the behavior of tar with `--one-file-system` and btrfs subvolumes on and it is consistent with its behavior on mounted filesystems: if tar is called...
@jsmeix If you have a proposed fix, I can also test it on Fedora.
Fedora 37: ```sh lsblk -ipo NAME,KNAME,TRAN,TYPE,FSTYPE,LABEL,SIZE,MOUNTPOINTS ``` ``` NAME KNAME TRAN TYPE FSTYPE LABEL SIZE MOUNTPOINTS /dev/sda /dev/sda sas disk 465.7G |-/dev/sda1 | /dev/sda1 part 1M |-/dev/sda2 | /dev/sda2 part...
> I think the main problem is > possibly mounted btrfs snapshot subvolumes I am not a btrfs expert at all, but is it possible to distinguish snapshot subvolumes from...
@jsmeix > I fear btrfs normal subvolumes versus btrfs snapshot subvolumes is only one example of a very generic problem when by default every mounted "thingy" is included in the...