Hello Ben!

...
> Debug log attached.
Thank you.

> Do you think that an option to display/dump files/directories added via
> "fsvs add" could be useful..? That would help to determine if the
> file/dir is included because it has been "fsvs add" vs "not ignored" ...
Before they're committed, they're marked with an 'a' - see
http://fsvs.tigris.org/source/browse/*checkout*/fsvs/trunk/www/doxygen/html/group__cmds.html#status.


> Also why not creating a "include" feature based on the ignore but to
> include... For our Asterisk server I only want to backup really specific
> paths. So creating something like:
>
> ignore       ./
> include     ./var/spool/asterisk
> include     ./var/log/asterisk
> include     ./var/lib/asterisk
> include     ./usr/local/etc/asterisk*
> include    ./etc/zaptel.conf
> include    ./etc/modprobe*
>
> Could be easier to manage than have complex ignore rules + fsvs add...
> Am I right or am I missing something?
There is one:
http://fsvs.tigris.org/source/browse/*checkout*/fsvs/trunk/www/doxygen/html/group__ignpat.html

You'd just use
    fsvs ignore 't./var/spool/asterisk/**'
    fsvs ignore 't./var/log/asterisk/**'
    fsvs ignore 't./var/lib/asterisk/**'
    fsvs ignore 't./usr/local/etc/asterisk*'
    fsvs ignore 't./etc/modprobe*'
    fsvs ignore './**'
    fsvs add ./etc/zaptel.conf
    fsvs add ./var/spool/asterisk
    fsvs add ./var/log/asterisk
    fsvs add ./var/lib/asterisk
    fsvs add ./usr/local/etc/asterisk*
    fsvs add ./etc/modprobe*
Please note that you'll have to add the paths that should be taken, so
that these paths are found! Else their parents would be matched by the
ignore rule, so the "take" patterns would never apply ...


Regards,

Phil


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