said:
Hi,
>Thank you. I reread the docs and realize I must have read them when I
>first setup the program.
:-)
>But here is a question I still can't answer. Is there any way that I can
>tell it to ignore any file in a directory called "cache"? I could search
>out all the paths to cache and exclude them individually, but a general
>command to ignore all cache directories would be helpful.
The reason there are so few parameters is because the program is not
really all that flexible, although it is useful for mirroring directory
structures.
You might find it easier to delete the cache directories from the
destination directory tree after dsync finishes. This is a one liner with
4os2.
for /a:d /r %X in (cache*) del /sexyz %X
Before running this live, test it with
for /a:d /r %X in (cache*) echo del /sexyz %X
so you can make sure you don't have any typos
Steven
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