Re: exclude everything and include directories

2004-02-29 Thread Don Shesnicky
Mindsets and assumptions are funny things. Until the light bulb went off while reading the man page, I assumed that with a module such as: [CADENCE] path = /tools/cadence that you would have to use excludes and includes to further modify what was rsync'ed. I didn't think something like host::CAD

Re: exclude everything and include directories

2004-02-27 Thread Tim Conway
y AIX System Administration Contractor - IBM Global Services [EMAIL PROTECTED] Don Shesnicky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/26/2004 03:20 PM To [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc Subject exclude everything and include directories Anyone? Even a yea or nea at this point would b

Re: exclude everything and include directories

2004-02-26 Thread Wayne Davison
On Wed, Feb 25, 2004 at 06:51:33AM -0500, Don Shesnicky wrote: > It seems that when you exclude everything you then need to include > file by file. Can anyone point me in the right direction? As the docs mention, you have to include every parent directory for every file you want to include or the

exclude everything and include directories

2004-02-26 Thread Don Shesnicky
Anyone? Even a yea or nea at this point would be appreciated. Don - I'm trying to update some laptops from a large server directory for an EDA app. Most of the time I just rsync the entire directory and exclude the odd item. In this case it's the reverse where I want to exclude everything bu

exclude everything and include directories

2004-02-25 Thread Don Shesnicky
I'm trying to update some laptops from a large server directory for an EDA app. Most of the time I just rsync the entire directory and exclude the odd item. In this case it's the reverse where I want to exclude everything but include only the odd directory. I thought it'd be easy but can't seem to