Hi Shawn..
Many thanks for your explanation and that "trick" with q inclexcl from client..
It will be very helpful for my tests :)
Cya.
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Flávio do Carmo Júnior aka waKKu
On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 12:19 PM, Shawn Drew
<shawn.drew AT americas.bnpparibas DOT com> wrote:
> As you know, it works from the bottom up.
>
> Once a pattern is found that matches the file. It backs up the file and
> moves on. All the other inclexcl lines, above it, are ignored once it
> matches the pattern for that file. (With the exception of "exclude.dir",
> which is never ignored)
>
> As long as you have /backups/databases/* under the /backups/* that will
> be the first pattern that is matched for those
> files and it will not be backed up twice.
>
> Remember to perform a "q inclexcl" from the client to make sure everything
> looks as you expect. Also remember that "q inclexcl" shows everything in
> the "correct" order from top to bottom and combines all the
> inclusions/exclusions from the registries, option files and server clopts.
>
> Regards,
> Shawn
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> Hi folks, evening all...
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> I'm trying to write my first CLIENTOPT (at server side) and i'm
> totally confused...
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> What I need is:
> (all mgmtclass are already defined)
>
> /backups/backup_mail/mailman IS EXCLUDED
> /backups/backup_mail/vmail IS EXCLUDED
> /backups/* goes to 7Ver3Anos
> /backups/databases/* goes to 14Ver3Anos
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> I could easily write it dir by dir, but I want to understand how to
> use "more specific" clause...
>
> I know that inclexcl is read from bottom to top and already read that
> /backups/.../* would backup everyting under /backups directory...
> But I can't find how to use it with different Mgmtclass...
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> If I do:
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> /backups/.../* 7Ver3Anos
> /backups/databases/.../* 14Ver3Anos
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> Will "databases" dir be backed up twice?
> Can it be done? (I'm almost sure it can).
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> Thanks in advance.
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> Flávio do Carmo Júnior aka waKKu
> Florianópolis/SC - Brazil
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