I'm trying to set up my FileSet to allow people to store Personal files on my
fileserver without backing them up. To do that, we've all agreed that
anything in ~/Personal should be ignored. I've put this into the FileSet
Include {
Options {
Exclude = yes;
WildDir = "/export/home/*/Personal"
}
File = "/export/home/user";
}
and now I'm running estimate to test this out. From the looking at the Windows
sample config (the server and client I'm using are Linux), I see a few rules
with "foo/*/*/bar" which seems to indicate the * stops at /. However, what I
find is that /export/home/user/Personal and /export/home/user/otherdir/Personal
both get ignored which indicates that * doesn't stop at /. I've combed the
manual but I don't see any reason why this shouldn't work. Anyways, I do see
that if I have the WildDir in the options both directories called Personal
located anywhere in the /export/home/ tree get removed. If I remove it they
survive. This is with a 2.4.2 client and server. If this is the expected
behavior maybe it should be changed and replaced with something like rsync's **
versus * to indicate whether you are interested in stopping at /.
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