On Wed, May 28, 2003 at 04:25:40PM +0200, Francisco de As?s Miralles Argente
wrote:
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> Sorry, I try to do the backup with SAMBA, and when I use the "include"
> option i get this message: [samba does not support include file], and I
> don't want to use the exclude option because there are a lot of files in
> this directory.
>
That's true, because smbtar/smbclient is not exactly gnutar.
But that's what samba backup use.
How about rsync'ing the file to a unix/linux host and then doing
a backup on that host using include as suggested.
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> Francisco de As�s Miralles Argente wrote:
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> > I tried to backup only one file that is in a directory with other
> > files in a windows client, but I don't get any way to do it.
> >
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> The obvious DLE way does not work:
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> your.host /path/to/the/file comp-user-tar
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> because dump and tar need a directory path; gnutar is given
> the command "gnutar ... --directory /path/to/the/file ..."
> so it needs a directory (or a symlink to a directory).
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> I never tried it, but recently you can also specify include lists when
> using gnutar. Maybe something like this works:
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> your.host file-bup /path/to/parent/dir {
> comp-user-tar
> include "./file"
> } 1
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> (Not tried myself, but curious if it works...)
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