On 3/27/23 03:13, Chandler wrote:
I have a line like this in my Messages resource (bacula 13.0.2):mail = root = warning, error, fatal, notsaved, security, alert, volmgmt and I am getting mails with these messages: /dir is a different filesystem. Will not descend from / into it. Which message type is that so I can stop getting these? also am getting mails with these messages: shell command: run ClientRunBeforeJob "/opt/bacula/scripts/mysql_binary_log_dump Incremental" ClientRunBeforeJob: Incremental Which message type is that so I can stop getting these? Is there a way I could just check the code to tell what type of message certain messages are? or see all the messages that are classified as a certain message type? Thanks
Those are Job log messages, and you want them. :) The first is a warning to let you know that you may not be backing up what you think you are because Bacula has found some files ystem mounted under a directory tree you have explicitly told it to backup, and by default, Bacula will not descend down into mounted filesystems. You have two options here: 1: Set the `OneFS = no` option in your fileset if you do wish for Bacula to backup directories and files under these mounted filesystem 2: Add Excludes to explicitly tell Bacula to skip these Directories, and the warnings will go away. For the second question, any `stdout` output from a script that is called by Bacula will be presented in the Job's lob. You absolutely want these messages in your Job logs so that you can refer back when something does not go as planned. More information is always better than less, or no information. :) Hope this helps, Bill -- Bill Arlofski w...@protonmail.com
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