That looks pretty good. For 100% correctness, I think your Exclude should be
Wild = "C:/Documents and Settings/*"
if you want to prevent backup of files at the top level or in the users'
directories.
I guess the phrase "you must include all ancestor directories of each
directory containing file
Never mind, I figured it out on my own by tinkering with it. I will
post a code snippet in case someone searching runs across it may be
able to understand better. Thank you Martin for your advise, it just
was not clear enough for me to understand. What I needed to do was add
a separate entry for ev
The short answer is the lines that say "Ditto..." in the example.
My advice is to start again with the example fileset and understand exactly
how it works, including the "Firstly..." and "Secondly..." text just above it,
which is critical to why your fileset doesn't work.
__Martin
> On Fri,
That is the example I started from. As far as I can tell I am
including Local settings. It's formatted the same way the My Documents
folder is. Except it backs up My Documents but skips Local
Settings>etc
Can you be more clear by what you mean by including Local settings?
On Fri, May 27, 2011 at
> On Fri, 27 May 2011 09:09:09 -0500, Jake Debord said:
>
> I have read the documentation on how bacula looks at what to include
> vs exclude by the first match. I am trying to get two folders backed
> up only and exclude all else. It will backup the My Documents folder,
> but will not backup
I have read the documentation on how bacula looks at what to include
vs exclude by the first match. I am trying to get two folders backed
up only and exclude all else. It will backup the My Documents folder,
but will not backup the local settings>etc I will attach the code
snippit, if someone would
