Hello, My directory structure is as follows: / is one file system /data is another
/home is linked to /data/home /usr/local/data is linked to /data/usr/local/data I am backing up '/', using --include-globbing-filelist that looks as follows: + /home/user1 + /home/user2 + /usr/local/data + /etc - ** How can I get both filesystems backed up? I've tried modifying the filelist to have the link targets (e.g. /data/home/user1 etc) instead, but it doesn't work as well. Is there some way to include other filesystems in the globbing filelist? I believe that I'm looking for an --include-other-filesystems command line option? Thanks, -- Yuval Hager
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