[Veritas-bu] File Exclusions

> 
> But if  /*/ can mean any depth, why would they show /*/ and /*/*/ etc in 
> an example?

I must have missed that example.  I was only looking at 267716, which
shows only one level of * as an example.

> I guess some tests are in order, at least for me to understand 
> include/excludes.   cheers, wayne

Agreed.  I'm not running 5.x at this time and will not be testing this
in the near future.

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