Maybe you want to consider using FSType = xxx so bareos-fd will concentrate 
only on real FS
or also check if OneFS = Yes wouldn't be a solution in your case, both can 
be mixed of course.


On Wednesday, July 5, 2023 at 5:57:34 PM UTC+2 Roland Rosenfeld wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I run into the following problem:
> On one server I have a chroot, where /proc is mounted into.
> This results in /chroot/proc/kcore (which is a virtual file, that's 128TB 
> big).
>
> If I start bareos-fd now on this server, it consumes 100% CPU for days and 
> looking into /proc/<bareos-fd PID>/fd shows me, that it seams to read the 
> file /chroot/proc/kcore all the time.
>
> I was able to exclude /chroot/proc from the backup by adding 
>   Exclude { 
>     File = /chroot/proc
>   }
> to the bareos-dir fileset configuration and the resulting backup doesn't 
> include /chroot/proc/kcore, but how do I tell bareos-fd not to inspect this 
> file?
>
> At least it doesn't inspect /proc/kcore, so there seems some default 
> configuration that excludes /proc and the like, but how do I tell it to 
> also exclude /chroot/proc?
>
> Greetings
> Roland
>

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