I've found a nice workaround for this, at least for the case where root is trying to backup /home.
Before performing the backup, do:
mount --bind /home /mnt/home-bind
Then, backup /mnt/home-bind instead of /home. The bind mount exposes only things on the filesystem mounted at /home, so you get a full backup of that, without the FUSE/gvfs problem getting in the way.
I've found a nice workaround for this, at least for the case where root is trying to backup /home.
Before performing the backup, do:
mount --bind /home /mnt/home-bind
Then, backup /mnt/home-bind instead of /home. The bind mount exposes only things on the filesystem mounted at /home, so you get a full backup of that, without the FUSE/gvfs problem getting in the way.