Hello,

I am running bacula on mysite (about 100 servers, with differents OS),
and am quite happy about it.
Recently I changed my filesets to speedup the backup and avoid
compression problem with some files.
What I want is:

 - not to compress already compressed files (eg: jpg...)
 - not to save at all "useless" files (eg: .ldb access lock files...)

So I wrote the following fileset:

####################################################################
FileSet {
  Name = "DataToSave"
  Include {
    Options {                      ## Normal compression
      signature = MD5              ## for
      compression = GZIP           ## normals files
    }
    Options {
      signature = MD5              ## list of
      compression = GZIP1          ## extensions
      wildfile = "*.mpg"           ## I would
      wildfile = "*.mpeg"          ## like not to
      wildfile = "*.pdf"           ## be compressed
      wildfile = "*.gz"            ## ...
      wildfile = "*.tgz"           ## In fact
      wildfile = "*.zip"           ## I use the
      wildfile = "*.rar"           ## lower compression
      wildfile = "*.mdb"           ## level, because
      wildfile = "*.avi"           ## I couldn't
      wildfile = "*.flv"           ## find out
      wildfile = "*.swf"           ## how to
      wildfile = "*.gif"           ## completly disable
      wildfile = "*.png"           ## software compression.
      wildfile = "*.jpg"           ##
      wildfile = "*.jpeg"          ##
    }
    Options {
      exclude = yes
      wildfile = "*.LDF"           ## list of
      wildfile = "*.MDF"           ## extensions I want to
      wildfile = "*.ldb"           ## exclude completly
    }
  File = "d:/PathToSave"           ## The place I want to backup
  }
}
####################################################################

Can anyone can take a look at it and tell me if the will behave as
expected.

thanks guys! (and girls :p)
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