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leagato server directives

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sdohn

Technical User
Jan 20, 2005
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DE
I want to exclude the folowing directories on a Linux Host:
/proc
/mnt

I wrote a simple Server directive with the following in:
<< / >>
skip: tmp_mnt
+skip: proc
+skip: mnt
<< /tmp >>
skip: .?* *
<< /export/swap >>
swapasm: .
<< /nsr >>
allow
<< /nsr/logs >>
logasm: .
<< /var >>
logasm: .

I applied the directive: Linux standard directive
to my backup-client rtt1a-42.ima

When I make a test save with this command line:
savegrp -nv -l full -c rtt1a-42.ima sib42

then the /proc/bus/usb
directory is in the backup.
How can this be ?
 
Be careful creating your own directives, they may become tricky. I always copy an existing one and modify it. Did you recognize the empy line at the beginning. At least this could create problems (i vagely remember such an issue years ago).
 
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