Thanks for your patience and explanations! This worked perfectly.


--- On Thu, 5/5/11, Martin Simmons <martin AT lispworks DOT com> wrote:
> The problem is that they match the first Options clause, so
> Bacula accepts
> them immediately without looking at the second
> clause.  It should work with
> three Options clauses:
> 
>     # exclude some things matched by the second
> Options clause
>     Options {
>       Wild = "*/defaults/*"
>       Wild = "*/periodic/*"
>       Wild = "*/rc.d/*"
>       exclude = yes
>     }
>     # include a little more than what we want
>     Options {
>       RegexDir =  "^/usr/jails/[^/]+$"
>       WildDir
> =   "/usr/jails/*/etc"
>       Wild =     
> "/usr/jails/*/etc/*"
>       WildDir
> =   "/usr/jails/*/usr"
>       WildDir
> =   "/usr/jails/*/usr/local"
>       WildDir
> =   "/usr/jails/*/usr/local/etc"
>       Wild =     
> "/usr/jails/*/usr/local/etc/*"
>     }
>     # exclude everything else
>     Options {
>       RegexDir = ".*"
>       Wild = "/usr/jails/*"
>       exclude = yes
>     }
> 
> Beware that the first Options clause is slightly
> underspecified, e.g. it will
> exclude a jail called "periodic"
> (/usr/jails/periodic).  Adding "etc" to the
> patterns would help.

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