> How could this be solved correctly? Rules with a trailing / must only
apply to directories but to know about this, you need to call stat().
I agree and don't see another way than modifying the regular
expressions.
I've opened a separate bug to handle this isse and commited a fix:
Regular expressions defined in default configuration can be improved (LP
#1097465). The default RegExs as of now read:
+ self._regex_excludes = "^/home/[^/]+?/\.gvfs(/|$),"\
+ "^/home/[^/]+?/\.thumbnails(/|$),"\
+ "^/home/[^/]+?/\..+/[tT]rash(/|$),"\
+ "^/home/[^/]+?/\.cache(/|$),"\
+ "^/home/[^/]+?/\..+/[cC]ache(/|$),"\
+ "^/home/[^/]+?/\..+/lock(/|$),"\
"~$"
Using this expressions and the fix pushed for this bug (LP #980786)
should remove all remaining unwanted warnings and errors from your log.
regards,
jean-peer
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