On 01/04/2017 11:00 AM, Ilario wrote:
Excluding a hidden file without full path doesn't rise an error (as
happens with non hidden files) and copies it anyway; e.g.
mkdir temp
cd temp
mkdir .one
mkdir .two
mkdir three
mkdir four
rdiff-backup --exclude .one --exclude ./.two --exclude ./three . ../backup
ls -a ../backup
. .. four .one rdiff-backup-data
copies also the .one file and gives no warning.
I am not seeing a .one file I see a .one/ directory so I would say you
need to do:
--exclude .one**
Does the dot have a special meaning there?
Thanks,
Ilario
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