On Feb 12, 2001, "richard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> dumptype comp-root-tar-exclude-1-z {
> comp-root-tar
> exclude "./[l-z]*"
> }
> dumptype comp-root-tar-l-z {
> comp-root-tar
> include "./[a-k]*"
> }
> 202.85.164.38 /home comp-root-tar-exclude-l-z
> 202.85.164.38 /home/. comp-root-tar-l-z
> Is this setting enough to cover all my files in the /home directory.
Yep, but, if you have any files or directories starting with anything
other than [a-z], you'll get them backed up twice. That's why I had
suggested `./[^a-k]*' and `./[a-k]*'.
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