Hello,
I am replying to this thread to detail the solution I found to this
problem for posterity.
Specifically, as stated in the Bacula manual:
"However, one additional point is that in the case that no match was
found, Bacula will use the options found in the last Options resource."
The configuration I am using for production is slightly different from
the one detailed here; specifically, the "hfsplussupport=yes" option is
in its own Options clause, and the Excludes are specified in another,
separate Options clause immediately before the list of files.
The solution I found was to move the Options clause with the Excludes in
it to the beginning of the FileSet definition, so that the very last
line before my File directive is the terminating end-brace of the
Options clause with the "hfsplussupport=yes" option included.
Presumably, this forces Bacula to apply that option to the following
File directive.
This is what I get for cleaning up a configuration file before posting
it where other people will see it. :-(
Adam Compton
Network Administrator
Sierra Canyon School
Adam Compton wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am having issues with restoring Mac OS X resource forks stored on a
> HFS+ filesystem.
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