Sim Zacks wrote:
> How do you exclude a file with no extension?
> I tried
>
> WildFile = *.
>
> and it still backed up the files with no extension. The rest of my
> wildfiles did not get backed up, so I know that it is conceptually working
You're probably going to have to either exclude the files you don't want
to back up explicitly by name, or come up with a common factor on which
to exclude them. Or, I suppose, you might be able to do something like
this:
wildfile= "^*.*"
Note that I don't know for certain whether the regexp handler for
wildcard excludes actually supports a negation operator or not. It is,
I believe, a very simple regex handler.
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