Re: [Fwd: [BackupPC-users] $Conf{BackupFilesOnly} vs $Conf{SmbShareName}]

[Doug L. <su...@dr...>]

Evan,

If you're wanting the ['/my dir/my other dir/Favorites'] to be backed 
up, then you'll  also need to specify the $Conf{SmbShareName} = 'd$' 
along with the rest of your share names.  A clip of my config.pl below:

$Conf{SmbShareName} = ['C$', 'D$', 'M$'];

$Conf{BackupFilesOnly} = {
    'C$' => ['/My Documents', '/Program Files/Mozilla.org/Users', '/Palm',
                  '/Program Files/Broderbund/PrintMaster/User001', 
'/Program Files/CD Wave',
                  '/Program Files/MP3Gain', '/Program Files/Micrsoft 
Money', '/Program Files/Paint Shop Pro 7',
                  '/Program Files/Palm', '/Program Files/PolderBits', 
'/Program Files/Power Toys',
                  '/UT2003', '/Program Files/Wave Splitter', '/Program 
Files/Winzip'],
    'D$' => ['/Wizard', '/WinBrickout'],
    'M$' => ['/Recording/Tools']

Doug

Evan Kouroupis wrote:

>
>Does anyone know if $Conf{BackupFilesOnly}
>over rides $Conf{SmbShareName} ?
>
>Example. If I have these two set:
>$Conf{SmbShareName} = 'mydocs'; # backup 'mydocs' share
>$Conf{BackupFilesOnly} = { 'd$' => ['/my dir/my other dir/Favorites/'], }; 
>Will both these locations get backed up?
>  
>