alcsmith wrote:
> The way the directives would work is you would either need to indicate each 
> individual directory you want skipped or do the subdirectory.
> 
> so it would be if you wanted to do everything under /var/test your directive 
> would be
> 
> <</var/test>>
> +skip: . (this will skip the current directory and all files and sub 
> directories beneath it)
> 
> 
> Or if there are certain subdirectories you would need to lest them 
> individually


Thanks for reply.

The dir /var/test has many sub directories and all those sub directories have 
"save" sub directories. I would like to skip the "save" sub directory and its 
files in all the sub directories of /var/test.

If i confused you, see the example

Example: /var/test/*/save

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