Question regarding --go-into with --prune
Nils Privat <[email protected]>
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Hello, i have a question regarding the interaction between two parameters (--go-into and --prune): My folder structure is like this: /pool/movie /pool/series /pool/misc ... Each of these second level folders (movie, series, misc, ...) contains a big amount of sub-folders too. To only save “movie“ i am using dar with --fs-root „/pool“ and --go-into “movie“ which works fine. Because the folder „movie“ is pretty big i want for example to only include all dirs beginning with “A*“. Since --go-into dont support wildcard i thought i can use --prune “[B-Zb-z]*“ to exclude all other folders (inside of “movie“). Sadly its not working as excepted and also dirs beginning with A* will be saved by dar. If i am not using --go-into and directly use --fs-root “/pool/movie“ with --prune “[B-Zb-z]*“ it works like excepted. So am i doing something wrong or is dar confused with --go-into and --prune. Thanks _______________________________________________ Dar-support mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/dar-support