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262	mondorestore fails on Debian etch + softraid due to mindi error	arneb	Bruno Cornec	"i tried to backup my server (debian etch with a softraid-1) with Mondo 2.2.6/Mindi 2.02
Creating the isos suceeded, but i was not able to restore with the iso and the nuke command due to a broken mountlist.
So i tried to reproduce this mountlist by running:
lnx1:~# mindi --makemountlist /tmp/mountlist

lnx1:sbin# ./mindi.orig --makemountlist /tmp/mountlist 
Your mountlist will look like this:
Analyzing LVM...
        DEVICE          MOUNTPOINT      FORMAT          SIZE (MB)       LABEL/UUID     
	/dev/md0        /               ext3              19077                
	/dev/md1        /var/share      ext3             152586                
	/dev/hda5       /tmp            ext3               9538                
	/dev/hda2       swap            swap                972                
	/dev/hdc2       swap            swap                972                
	/dev/hda3       swap            swap                972                
	/dev/hdc3       swap            swap                972                
	/dev/hda1       swap            swap                972                
	/dev/hdc1       swap            swap                972         

The entries for hda3/hdc3 and hda1/hda3 are wrong,
these partitions are in a raid-1 set and NO swap.

After doing some testing i found out that the problem is, that the name
of the current partition is not resettet while running in the main
loop for all fileystems in mindi. If finding the partition does
not suceed str_to_find_fmt_with is not changed and stays on the
partition name of the last partition which is, in my case, one 
of type swap. 
The following patch fixes this:


--- mindi.orig	2008-06-19 16:16:14.000000000 +0200
+++ mindi	2008-06-09 14:20:25.000000000 +0200
@@ -1231,6 +1231,9 @@
 			# Needs to handle the recent OpenSUSE fancy way of dealing with fstab :-(
 			# they use symlinks in fstab unrelated to what is shown in mount !
 			if [ _""$partition_mountpt"" = _"""" ]; then
+                             	# set default in case we dont't find it
+                                str_to_find_fmt_with=$current_partition
+                                
 				for tmpp in `tr -s '\t' ' ' < $MY_FSTAB | /bin/grep -Ev ""^#"" | $AWK '{print $1}'`; do
 						if [ _""`readlink -f $tmpp`"" = _""$current_partition"" ]; then
 							str_to_find_fmt_with=$tmpp


With this, everything is ok:

Your mountlist will look like this:
Analyzing LVM...
        DEVICE          MOUNTPOINT      FORMAT          SIZE (MB)       LABEL/UUID     
	/dev/md0        /               ext3              19077                
	/dev/md1        /var/share      ext3             152586                
	/dev/hda5       /tmp            ext3               9538                
	/dev/hda2       swap            swap                972                
	/dev/hdc2       swap            swap                972                
	/dev/hda3       raid            raid             152586                
	/dev/hdc3       raid            raid             152586                
	/dev/hda1       raid            raid              19077                
	/dev/hdc1       raid            raid              19077               


"	defect	closed	normal	2.2.7	mindi	2.2.6	normal	fixed