First, the ignore patterns are only considered for new files; files
that
are already controlled can be unversioned with "fsvs unversion".
So if you commit, and then set the ignore pattern, the files will be
tracked ... until you say otherwise.
interesting thank.
root>fsvs commit -m "test" ./tmp
when ./tmp is ignore this command commit it nervertheless.
fsvs ignore './tmp/**'
In fact for fulldisk backup that could be better (proc dir etc..)
Thank , great !!
I gonna post more detail of this problem after test, tomorrow I hope,
thank for Help :)
