Default data location for .volume files

[ibinalinza]

Hello!
I am really sorry to ask this, because it seems like such a noob questions to ask. But I could not figure out where the default data storage location for volumes created through quadlet (with .volume files) is.

I use Fedora Core OS. podman volume ls does not list any volumes. sudo systemctl daemon-reload and starting the volume service has been done, also a restart. I have also looked at the man page.

My goal is to export the volume so I can backup the data. Instead of just copying the contents of mounted paths.

Edit: Added formatting so its easier to read.

[ygalblum]

I see that you run sudo systemctl daemon-reload. So, I gather that your Quadlet files are for root, e.g. stored in /etc/containers/systemd. But, it is not clear if you are running podman volume ls or sudo podman volume ls. The latter should show the created volumes.
If not, please provide some more details, e.g. the .volume, the return of systemctl status <volume service>, etc.

[ibinalinza]

Yes indeed I was just stupid, sudo podman volume ls did it. Tho after mounting the volume, I cannot access its path, so I had to redo everything by hand, because I couldnt just copy the files (I had the path mounted directly into the container before).
But whatever, now everything works. My goal was to automatically export the volume (with a systemd unit and timer) so duplicati can backup it, since I run Fedora Core OS on bare metal.