greetings fellas,
i am using the following fileset on a number of VMs running docker containers
to backup the container config and user data - and it works for me. It does
backup all /mnt/containerdata..* folders with content, nothing else:
Fileset {
Name = "various-appdata"
EnableVss = no
EnableSnapshot = no
Include {
Options {
OneFs = no
RegexDir = "^/mnt/containerdata-.*/"
}
Options {
OneFs = no
Exclude = yes
RegexDir = "^/mnt/.*/"
}
File = "/mnt"
}
Today I extended the fileset to do the exact same, but not for
/mnt/containerdata.*, but instead for /home/dockerman/containerdata-.*
> Fileset {
> Name = "various-appdata"
> Description = "Container application data from various machines set up like
> tpl050-203"
> EnableVss = no
> EnableSnapshot = no
> Include {
> Options {
> OneFs = no
> RegexDir = "^/mnt/containerdata-.*/"
> }
> Options {
> OneFs = no
> Exclude = yes
> RegexDir = "^/mnt/.*/"
> }
> File = "/mnt"
> }
> Include {
> Options {
> OneFs = no
> RegexDir = "^/home/dockerman/containerdata-.*/"
> }
> Options {
> OneFs = no
> Exclude = yes
> RegexDir = "^/home/dockerman/.*/"
> }
> File = "/home/dockerman"
> }
> }
While the first Include still works as intended and as in the past, the
additional Include does not. The second Include backups everything in
/home/dockerman - except for the containerdata-.* folders, so actually the
exact opposite of what I intended it to do.
I am really puzzled by this outcome, as the Include directives are identical
except for the path prefix (/mnt vs. /home/dockerman).
I assume a fileset composed of 2 include directives is the sum of the fileset
defined by each include directive alone. Is that correct?
Where is my mistake?
Thanks for your time!
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