I want to backup my Home directory but there are some files that I just
don't need to backup so I have compiled a list in "excludelist.txt".
I'm not a pro with Regular expressions, but I've learned that I can
type a command like this
$ find ~ | grep -f excludelist.txt
to show the all the files I want to exclude.
How do I, on the other hand, use the exclude list to show all of the
files I want to INCLUDE?
Actually, I don't know what I will do with a list of the files I want
to include, but there ought to be a way to backup those files once I
have a list. Am I heading in the right direction?
Thanks!
Richard Miller
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