Missing Cpbackup exclude.conf.

[Kaalicharan]

Actually the single account has only four Giga byte of data and in that around 3.5 Giga byte of includes wma and mp3 files placed in the directory structure.

/home/account/public_html/AudioFiles

I have tried following thing in cpbackup-exclude.conf

/home/jackhw/public_html/AudioFiles
/public_html/AudioFiles
public_html/AudioFiles
AudioFiles
./AudioFiles

If I am taking backup then it comes around 3 Giga bytes. Well that means there is missing something. Can anybody help to find the Missing Cpbackup exclude.conf.

[Devasis]

I think that placing the all the entries in at one time is casing this problem. I just want to which is the correct one, according to me it will be one of these.

/home/jackhw/public_html/AudioFiles
public_html/AudioFiles

I am not sure that it will solve your problem but you can try this, it has solve my problem, hope that it will help you.

[Solomon]

I have recently seen the procedure for cpbackup uses these files. Normally it is the pkgacct and the files are utilized as the input for the tar-X, and these are excluded from

/homedir/cpbackup-exclude.conf

Every entry in this file requires pattern that tar can understand. You can search for the information for the tar WRT and the related implementation.

[MrChris-]

According to the information given it looks that all the entries that you have tried must work. But I think this is because of the limited capabilities of pkgacct.

/home/jackhw/public_html/AudioFiles
/public_html/AudioFiles
./AudioFiles (not really valid)

But it would be.

public_html/AudioFiles
AudioFiles

It will be better to be servers by excluding the mp3 or the wma files in place of the directory hence preserving the file structure.