I'm trying to figure out how to exclude a certain file suffix from all
backups on a certain Linux/Unix client.  Say *.mp3.  In testing,
creating *.mp3 doesn't work, nor does /*.mp3.  I think the only way to
make this work (and I think its kind of silly) is to say
 
/*.mp3
/*/*.mp3
/*/*/*.mp3
/*/*/*/*.mp3
/*/*/*/*/*.mp3
/*/*/*/*/*/*.mp3
/*/*/*/*/*/*/*.mp3
/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*.mp3
/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*.mp3
/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*.mp3
/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*.mp3
/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*.mp3
 
 
etc...
 
Any better ideas?
 
-Jonathan
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