Rather u can make two files, name the first one as includelist and second one as
exclude list.
Make entries of all the files u want to include in rsync in file "includelist" and
entries of files to be excluded in "excludelist".
then give the command:
rsync -avz .. --include-from=includelist -
Hi Nitin,
How should I include the patterns to be included for the
--include-from=include_list? I've tried the method suggested from Wayne, but
could not work.
I've also tried having the --exclude-from=exclude-list in use together with
the --include-from=include_list, but seems to me that the
-
Hi Leaw
Follow the following steps
1) Make the file "includelist" and "excludelist" in any directory for example
in: /rs/
2) Make entries of all the Directories as follows in "includelist" (the files to
be included)
clock_speed
dir1
dir4
dir5
3) Make entries of all
I have a strange problem, apparently contradicting man pages and recent
postings on --include / --exclude options.
On the server host I have directories to replicate only if they match a
specific pattern ( date in different formats), they might be located 1
or 2 levels down from root directory an
On Tue, 13 Aug 2002, Leaw, Chern Jian wrote:
> I tried your suggestion, but did not work. It still copied the entire
> filesystem across to the destination machine.
Since you failed to provide the command-line you're using, I can't tell
you exactly why your command failed. For instance, if you u
On Wed, 14 Aug 2002, Ivan Kovalev wrote:
> rootdir/*/2002-08-01
> rootdir/*/*/1-Aug-02
> rootdir/*/2002-08/01
As the documentation states, if you use --exclude=*, you need to include
every parent directory on the way down to the directories in question.
So, it's easy to see that the rules you gav
On Wed, 14 Aug 2002, Wayne Davison wrote:
> In a combined file, items that begin with "+ " are always taken to be
> exclusions
Of course, that should have been "inclusions", not "exclusions".
..wayne..
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