Matt McCutchen escribió:
On Fri, 2006-02-24 at 23:52 +0100, Matias Surdi wrote:
rsync -n -a -v --delete --timeout 120 --exclude '/sys/' --exclude
'/tmp/' --exclude '/stuff/' --exclude '/mnt/' --exclude '/proc/'
--exclude '/var/tmp/' --exclude '/usr/portage/distfiles/' --exclude
'/home/msurdi/.thumbnails/' gaia:/ /usr/backups/gaia.0/
The excluded dirs are still being included... what's wrong??
If the excluded directories are already present on the destination,
rsync will leave them alone; to have rsync delete them, use
--delete-excluded. If not, I'm not sure what to recommend; that sort of
command works on my computer. Keep in mind that rsync will not actually
modify the destination until you take away the -n (--dry-run).
Thanks, I'm still trying to find the source of the problem.
But, another question: ¿Do you know how can I keep the "excluded" dirs
as empty ones???
I mean, exclude /proc/* but in the destination location have an empty
/proc dir.
Thanks.
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