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Exclude dir, symlinks #63
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I am assuming you are not using Windows. Checkout the -E parameter for cyphertite, which points to a file that contains a list to exclude. $ cat exclude.txt $ cyphertite -E exclude.txt -cf homedir.ct /home/user |
oops $ cat exclude.txt |
Backblaze excludes certain 'junk' directories like cache, tmp, operating system files, etc by default. Assuming the Windows user base is on the whole not technically inclined, this might make for a sane default configuration in the Windows Cyphertite client as well. |
Testing cyphertite 2.0.4 on Linux. |
Testing cyphertite 2.0.4 on Linux.
Maybe that's a bit too vague. Backing up with: $ cat excludes
Looks like I'm good for some of the dirs : dropbox : none :) cache :
But why
Also tried with eg:
"Excluded" files are always backed up (and restored). So what syntax do you use to exclude files globaly? ie without having to enter full path to each ones ;) |
This is less an issue and more about trying to figure out how to use Cyphertite, sorry about that.
Let's say I want to backup my home directory but exclude some big unnecessary cache directories within it such as ~/.cache and ~/.tmp ...how would I do that?
Can I do it by making a dir full of symlinks (hard or soft) to all the directories I want to backup?
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