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Ignoring File Extensions
Because I don't want SuperDuper to backup my downloaded movies, I put an: 'ignore *.avi' in my backup script.
What am I doing wrong? I included my full script. Kind regards, Koen |
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The file specification is "path-specific" -- that is, *.avi will only ignore folders at the top of the drive.
So, if you want to ignore movies in a specific location, you need to specify the path -- e.g. Users/koen/Movies/*.avi.
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Ok, so I guess it's not possible to exclude files by extension at this moment? Can I make a feature request out of that?
Koen |
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Sure, if you'd like. You can exclude by extension, though -- just not "globally". (It's not generally a good idea, either, because there could be avis in application packages, etc...)
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