Alexandre Oliva wrote:
>
> On Jul 3, 2001, Enrique Rodr�guez L�zaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > GNUTAR /xxx/rrrrr/ttt/ 0 1970:1:1:0:0:0 1 exclude-file=*bbb.xxxx.es* *mmm*
> ^
>
> You can't have whitespace in an exclude-file specification. This is
> what breaks the request packet reader.
Thanks, thanks, very thanks.
I had this in my amanda.conf:
exclude "*bsssss.xssss.ff* *kkkk*"
and now i have this:
exclude "*bsssss.xssss.ff*"
exclude "*kkkk*"
and backup work fine.
However, exclude don't work fine. Which is the scope of exclude?.
If i have diskdev /home, then ...
/home/aaakkkkaaaa it's exclude but
/home/ppp/aaakkkkaaaa isn't exclude
How can i get above? How can i get a recursive exclude?. I have read man
tar but i haven't see anything about this.
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