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Thank you for your continous effort to maintain gocryptfs!
I'm still mostly using gocryptfs in reverse mode for backup purposes, and I'm glad to see that support for backing up files from multiple filesystems has been improved with 518771e and follow-up commits.
In some cases, however, I would actually prefer to just backup a single file system. If I would be using rsync directly, I could use the
switch. With gocryptfs, however, information about the source filesystem is lost and I have to manually exclude file systems based on the path that I do not want to backup. Is there maybe a chance to get a similar --one-file-system switch (for reverse mode) that just does not follow any other devices? It would not matter if the directory itself is preversed or not (I think rsync preserves the directory, it is just empty afterwards).
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Thank you for your continous effort to maintain gocryptfs!
I'm still mostly using gocryptfs in reverse mode for backup purposes, and I'm glad to see that support for backing up files from multiple filesystems has been improved with 518771e and follow-up commits.
In some cases, however, I would actually prefer to just backup a single file system. If I would be using
rsync
directly, I could use theswitch. With
gocryptfs
, however, information about the source filesystem is lost and I have to manually exclude file systems based on the path that I do not want to backup. Is there maybe a chance to get a similar--one-file-system
switch (for reverse mode) that just does not follow any other devices? It would not matter if the directory itself is preversed or not (I thinkrsync
preserves the directory, it is just empty afterwards).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: