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This is the preparation part of ReaR (i.e. the 'prep' stage)
before starting the rescue/recovery system build phase.

You should not put scripts into this 'prep' stage that modify things
in ROOTFS_DIR or in VAR_DIR/recovery and VAR_DIR/layout because
scripts for ROOTFS_DIR belong to the 'rescue' stage and scripts
for VAR_DIR/recovery and VAR_DIR/layout belong to the 'layout' stages.

The 'prep' stage is used for preparing and configuring ReaR
for the later stages, e.g. auto-detect features or settings.

Therefore code in 'prep' should not modify ROOTFS_DIR (the rescue/recovery system)
but only manipulate ReaR variables or check and prepare requirements
so that the 'prep' stage can also be run by workflows which
do not make a rescue/recovery system.

Reasoning for ROOTFS_DIR:
Only those workflows that actually make a rescue/recovery system
by running the stages 'rescue', 'build', 'pack', and 'output'
(in particular the workflows mkrescue, mkbackup and mkopalpba)
should modify something in ROOTFS_DIR.
In contrast when other workflows that run the 'prep' stage (e.g. mkbackuponly)
modify something in ROOTFS_DIR then all those modifications will be lost
because no rescue/recovery system with those modifications is made.
So the problem is possible inconsistencies between what gets actually used
during "rear recover" (i.e. the last actually made rescue/recovery system)
versus what other workflows that run the 'prep' stage may need to have.
For example mkbackuponly may need a modified rescue/recovery system
when backup config variables need updated values in the recovery system
(e.g. an updated value for BACKUP_PROG_EXCLUDE or something similar).
The prep/default/990_verify_empty_rootfs.sh script checks at the end
of the 'prep' stage that ROOTFS_DIR is unmodified (i.e. still empty).

Filemanager

Name Type Size Permission Actions
AVA Folder 0755
BACULA Folder 0755
BAREOS Folder 0755
BLOCKCLONE Folder 0755
BORG Folder 0755
CDM Folder 0755
DP Folder 0755
DUPLICITY Folder 0755
EXTERNAL Folder 0755
FDRUPSTREAM Folder 0755
GALAXY Folder 0755
GALAXY10 Folder 0755
GALAXY11 Folder 0755
GALAXY7 Folder 0755
GNU Folder 0755
ISO Folder 0755
JETBACKUP Folder 0755
Linux-arm Folder 0755
Linux-i386 Folder 0755
Linux-ia64 Folder 0755
Linux-s390 Folder 0755
NBKDC Folder 0755
NBU Folder 0755
NETFS Folder 0755
NFS4SERVER Folder 0755
NSR Folder 0755
OBDR Folder 0755
OPALPBA Folder 0755
PPDM Folder 0755
PXE Folder 0755
RAWDISK Folder 0755
RBME Folder 0755
RSYNC Folder 0755
SESAM Folder 0755
TAPE Folder 0755
TSM Folder 0755
USB Folder 0755
VEEAM Folder 0755
YUM Folder 0755
ZYPPER Folder 0755
default Folder 0755
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