On 07/06/11 10:08, dobbin wrote:
> Hello there, we've got one particular server backing up to a slightly
> older debian server running bacula 2.44.
>
> There's way too much stuff on the server to backup but the only
> important files are ones with *foo* in the filename
>
> I want to backup every file in D:/media and all of it's
> subdirectories (of which there are many) with *foo* in the name.
>
> I'm having a bugger of a time figuring out the syntax, can anyone
> point me in the right direction?
This is probably a good case for piping your Fileset from a simple
script (which probably needn't be much more than a 'find / -iname \*foo\*').
Oh, and you should probably use the 'ignore fileset changes' option.
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