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Re: [Networker] Directive question?
2011-12-15 12:55:54
On 2011-12-15 11:23, bingo wrote:
To the best of my knowledge, excluding an upper level directory will not allow
including items in a lower level directory.
If you really must use one client resource, may i suggest that you move the
included directories to another branch of the directory tree.
I think the users want those two directories to remain under the current
path since its all related, but, yes, I see your point. :-)
But what then is the purpose of the 'forget' save environment
directive? In the man page for nsr (nsr(5)), it shows
the following example at the end:
# We can rebuild any .o files in /usr/src
# from sources except those in /usr/src/sys.
<< ./usr/src >>
+skip: *.o
<< ./usr/src/sys >>
forget
It seems, though, that it should be the other way around? I would
interpret this to mean
that any .o files under /usr/src/sys could be recovered but not those
under usr/src, i.e.
one level above. Do they have their remarks wrong then in this example,
or am I
misunderstanding its function?
Assuming they do have it explained wrong then maybe using a local
directive (.nsr) instead
would work to allow me to grab anything under /data/od/fhw, including
those two subdirectories,
but otherwise avoid everything else under /data/od/fhw/gg1:
Putting the following .nsr file under /data/od/fhw
<< ./gg1 >>
+null: .?* *
<< ./gg1/images/cloud >>
forget
<< ./gg1/input >>
forget
with the save set for the client still being /data/od/fhw. Maybe ???
George
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