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Table of Contents
Arguments
DCF Files
DCF stands for Dar Configuration File. See the -B, --batch <filename> option in man dar.
--prune
About the --prune argument:
Apparently, the paths to prune shouldn't be quoted:
# Does not work:
dar <misc options> --prune 'backups/'
# Works:
dar <misc options> --prune backups/User target
Sometimes, a dar script will give the following warning:
Arguments read from /usr/local/etc/darrc
No user target found on command lineSee the "USER TARGETS" of man dar for a full explanation.
Scripting
Configuration files
See the "FILES" section of man dar.
Variables
As far as we are aware, the syntax of Dar Configuration Files (DCF: see above) does not allow for variables. DCF's only allows to set arguments that one would normally set on the command line.
Issues related to this page:
| Project | Summary | Status | Priority | Category | Last updated | Assigned to |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Linux software | vim darrc syntax highlighter | active | normal | feature request | 6 years 39 weeks |