On 09/20/14 10:23, Heitor Faria wrote:
> Mr. Bacula Users,
> 
> I'm trying to formulate a RegEx on fileset that excludes from backup
> everything expect a specific file type (.odt), just as curiosity (I know
> I could use WildFile + RegexFile Exclude .*).
> I've created a test directory with those files: 
> root@hfaria-ThinkPad-T420:/test# ls 
> heitor  heitor.odd  heitor.odt  heitor.odx  heitor.ott  heitor.oxx  odd
>  odt  odx
> I've tried this [1]: Regexfile = "^.*[^o][^d][^t]$"; Exclude = yes; But
> no files are filtered. 
> Then I tried this [2]: Regexfile = "^.*[^o][^d][^t]"; Exclude = yes; And
> it filtered all files.
> Questions: what is the format of the file list RegexFile uses? Any hints
> on this?


Might it not be more efficient to simply generate your Fileset
dynamically from a script that does a find / -name \*.odt, instead of
scanning the entire filesystem for everything and then discarding
everything *but* .odt ? ?


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