I have the following entry in my /etc/fstab file:
...
NAME=backups /backup ffs rw,noauto
...
This is for a removable USB drive which is used to store various
backups (as suggested by the label!). Most of the time, the drive
is _not_connected_ - I only plug it in when I am actively doing a
backup.
Previously, the backup drive was labeled with disklabel(8), and
the fstab entry specified ``/dev/sd0e''. Everything was fine.
But that old backup device failed [*] so I had to replaced it,
and I decided to use gpt(8) labels instead. Now, the daily job
complains with the following message:
Uptime: 3:15AM up 2 days, 7:49, 2 users, load averages: 0.00, 0.00, 0.00
DUMP: can't resolve mount point NAME=backups (no match for `backups'):
Nosuch process
DUMP: The ENTIRE dump is aborted.
This would seem to be generated by the following:
if [ -s /etc/dumpdates ] ; then
dump -W > $TMP2
fi
This behavior seems sub-optimal to me!
Should I submit a PR?
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