Hi,
I have a question about the right syntax, charsets and encoding for the "Excluding files/folders from a backup" file, named ".pxarexclude" for a windows VM:
There is a windows 2019 Server VM, with drive F\:
The two windows directories ''F:\Archiv\Progs\'' and ''F:\td\'' with all of its subdirectories should be excluded.
I work with a text file ".pxarexclude", with "/" (slashes), utf-8 and linux bash / shell settings with the text editor (Notepad++), with this syntax:
this file ".pxarexclude" is saved in the root of windows drive F\:
Is now the initial slash "/" necessary? Because I read this: .pxarexclude not working as expected
This is the same syntax, I will use for exclusion under a Linux VM.
Is this correct?
regards,
maxprox
I have a question about the right syntax, charsets and encoding for the "Excluding files/folders from a backup" file, named ".pxarexclude" for a windows VM:
There is a windows 2019 Server VM, with drive F\:
Code:
(F:)
├── SFirm
│ └── money
├── Archiv
│ ├── Progs
│ │ ├── Prog01
│ │ ├── Prog02
│ │ └── picture.png
│ └── Screenshot
│ ├── LVM-Thin_20210305b.png
│ └── Fuckingthings
│ ├── Backup_aktiv_20210418.png
│ └── Laufwerke_2021-03-04.png
├── DatenWRS
│ └── Data1
│ └── Data1b
├── Important
│ └── Data
├── td
│ ├── td01
│ │ ├── td01a
│ │ ├── td01b
│ │ └── picture.png
│ └── Data
├── T54W-96.86.0.5.rom
└── .pxarexclude
I work with a text file ".pxarexclude", with "/" (slashes), utf-8 and linux bash / shell settings with the text editor (Notepad++), with this syntax:
Code:
/Archiv/Progs/*
/td/*
Is now the initial slash "/" necessary? Because I read this: .pxarexclude not working as expected
This is the same syntax, I will use for exclusion under a Linux VM.
Is this correct?
regards,
maxprox
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