Public bug reported:
Back in Time is set to backup my home directory, including hidden files.
I connected to an ftp-server with nautilus. Shortly afterwards BIT
started copying a lot of data, as it was backing up the mounted ftp-
share. It think the mount point is ~/.gvfs/SOME_NAME. I don't know
whether this is desired behavior or not, but it copied gigabytes from
the ftp-share and that was certainly not what I wanted. Maybe by default
Back in Time should ignore mounted ftp/ssh/.... shares?
** Affects: backintime
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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BIT silently backing up mounted ftp-share
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/512780
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Bug description:
Back in Time is set to backup my home directory, including hidden files. I
connected to an ftp-server with nautilus. Shortly afterwards BIT started
copying a lot of data, as it was backing up the mounted ftp-share. It think the
mount point is ~/.gvfs/SOME_NAME. I don't know whether this is desired behavior
or not, but it copied gigabytes from the ftp-share and that was certainly not
what I wanted. Maybe by default Back in Time should ignore mounted ftp/ssh/....
shares?
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