>I am working with exclude lists and am seeing weird behavior. ...
That statement is redundant :-).
>Lets say I
>am backing up /src but do not want /src/1 and /src/2. I do want /src/3
>and /src/4 My exclude list looks like:
>
>./1/*
>./2/*
>
>... How can I modify my exclude list to not get /src/1 at all.
First, I use this script:
ftp://gandalf.cc.purdue.edu/pub/amanda/gtartest-exclude
to figure out exclude lists, because they always give me a headache.
In your case, the following seems to do what you're asking:
./1
./2
Just to be sure, I also created a directory at the top named "/src/11"
and another named "/src/3/1". Both were backed up.
>Drew
John R. Jackson, Technical Software Specialist, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
