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What happens to default ignored folders?
I need to clone a disk but leave one folder on the target disk untouched. (These are not vital files but I want them anyway).
It occurred to me that a way to do this would be to move the folder into /private/tmp (or something similar that is untouched) Now the question is. Do the contents of 'default ignores' get deleted or are they untouched? If this is impossible, I have a request :-) Could SuperDuper! have a folder that is skipped on the target by default? It could be called SuperDuperSkipped |
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They'd get deleted, macgruder. At present, there's no easy workaround to have files untouched like this, while smart updating the rest, except by partitioning the drive and NOT mixing backup and archive (my recommended approach, even if we did support preserving folders).
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I guess then the engine doesn't use rsync because when I did a test like this: Code:
sudo rsync -avE --delete --exclude '/Test/Ignore/*' /Test /Volumes/Target |
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No, we definitely do not use rsync.
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I would just copy the file you want to preserve onto a USB stick. OR, put it into a specially-named folder on the desktop of the primary drive. When running SD, the folder would go over to the desktop of the clone. For safety, I'd rename the file first, like OLD VERSION 11_07.
But that's just me. |
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