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[Bug-tar] exclude-from-file excludes all if blank lines are in the file.
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bruno\.vernay |
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[Bug-tar] exclude-from-file excludes all if blank lines are in the file. |
Date: |
Wed, 7 Jul 2004 11:27:42 +0200 |
Using tar (GNU tar) 1.13.25
.ignore contains 2 files names *and 3 blank lines*.
Tar launched from the shell in /home/bru/.
tar cpz /home/bru/test.xml -X /home/bru/.ignore -f foo.tgz
=> doesn't backup anything (no error messages.)
tar cpz test.xml -X /home/bru/.ignore -f foo.tgz
=> OK
Just some blank lines in the exclude file means "excludes
everything !"
Should be corrected or documented. Searching on Google, I
havent find any warning about this.
Thanks
bruno
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