Re: [Duplicity-talk] Does duplicity include dotfiles by default?

[Benjamin Dell]

That's good to know, is there a chance my script is excluding them? because my backup archive file doesnt seem to be anywhere near the size i would expect it to be.

Benjamin Dell
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On 10 Oct 2009, at 11:20, Kenneth Loafman wrote:

Yes, it does include all dotfiles and symlinks.

...Ken

Benjamin Dell wrote:

Hi,

I have a very simple include list of two directories, as follows:

INCLIST=( "/home/ben/backups" \

         "/home/ben/sites" \

       )

Can anyone tell me whether this will, by default, include all sub

directories AND include all dotfiles? Reason I ask, is that in the

backups folder above I include a symlink to the root maildir, which is

built upon a number of dot based directories. I need to make sure that

it is include all dot files and directories by default, but I have not

been able to confirm this by reading through the documentation.

Can anyone give me a definitive answer, or what needs to be done to

achieve this?

Thanks

Ben

*Benjamin Dell*

Director

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