On 23.06.2008, at 20:07, Martin Simmons wrote:

[...]
>>
>> failing-client-fd: job.c:688-0 O e
>> failing-client-fd: job.c:688-0 RF .*.tgz*
>> failing-client-fd: job.c:716-0 Set state=error
>> failing-client-fd: job.c:688-0 RF .*.tar*
>> failing-client-fd: job.c:716-0 Set state=error
>> failing-client-fd: job.c:688-0 RF .*.tbz*
>> failing-client-fd: job.c:716-0 Set state=error
>> failing-client-fd: job.c:688-0 RF .*.gz*
>> failing-client-fd: job.c:716-0 Set state=error
>> ...
>> failing-client-fd: find.c:397-0 Skip file /vservers/www-blog-xxx/
>> proc/.keep
>> failing-client-fd: find.c:397-0 Skip file /vservers/www-blog-xxx/ 
>> sbin/
>> debugfs
>> failing-client-fd: find.c:397-0 Skip file /vservers/www-blog-xxx/ 
>> sbin/
>> findfs
>> failing-client-fd: find.c:397-0 Skip file /vservers/www-blog-xxx/
>> sbin/.keep
>> [...]
>>
>> Please excuse the secrecy. This is a production system.
>
> Looks like your RegexFile options are wrong (incorrect uses of . and  
> *).  The
> last one will match anything containing a g after the second letter!

Doh! You are right. I confused it with wildfile.

Thank you, thank you.

Stefan

>
>
> You might find it easier to use WildFile for these simple cases.
>
> __Martin


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