Think I've worked this out now.
There was a new line after the list of include directories.  Oddly, this
worked OK in the previous version and even more oddly gave the expected
(what I expected that is) results when I did the estimate.


IanCar wrote:
> 
> I've just upgraded my FD from 1.38 to 2.2.8 for a windows XP client.  This
> has a File set definition of 
> 
> FileSet {
>   Name = "UserDefined"
>   Enable VSS = yes
>   Include {
>     Options {
>       compression = gzip
>       signature = MD5
>     }
>     File = "\\<c:/Data/backup.include"
>   }
>   Exclude {
>     File = "\\<c:/Data/backup.exclude"
>   }
> }
> 
> The include file currently has the following:
> c:/Data/eclipse
> c:/Data/work
> 
> This was working fine using the 1.38.10 FD but now starts off with these
> directories and then starts backing up the whole of the C disk.
> 
> All comments gratefully received.
> 

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