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Title: Can the --exclude="..."-option be used multiple times? Post by: maelcum on April 27, 2007, 03:40:23 PM Hm.
When I use something like "s3sync.rb -v -r -s --exclude="crit1" /source/path bucket:" things work beautifully. Another exclude though seems to override the first one. So "./s3sync.rb -v -r -s --exclude="crit1" --exclude="crit2" /source/path bucket:" excludes all files that have crit2 in their path, but not the crit1 ones... Just for sakes I have tried to --exclude="crit1|crit2" which does not work. Yes, I know --exclude takes regex's, but it was worth a try... ;-) Right now, I'd need some 8 exclusions in a file list of some 30000 files. Can this be made to work? Title: Re: Can the --exclude="..."-option be used multiple times? Post by: ferrix on April 27, 2007, 04:30:46 PM You can't specify the option multiple times. You have to make a regex for it.
"(?:crit1|crit2|etcetc)" depending on your shell: make sure it's not eating or mangling the characters inside the quotes. Title: Re: Can the --exclude="..."-option be used multiple times? Post by: maelcum on May 05, 2007, 09:26:42 AM Hi,
just wanted to give feedback: Works great! The exclusion list is growing longer, and I am very carefully checking each sync if things are what they should be, but theres no problem. Really really great. Thanks! |