jshrek
(jeff)
1
I asked this question on github (sorry), so I am reposting it here with the answer I got back...
When I use rclone copy, I know I can use --exclude "/some-dir-name/**" to exlcude that specific dir.
But how do I exclude all sub dirs, and only copy the root?
Also, how can I include only specific file types from the root , like *.mp4 only?
Thanks
ANSWER that I got from NCW on GitHub:
You can do it with filters like this (+ being INCLUDE and - being EXCLUDE)
--filter "+ /*" --filter "- *"
Perhaps easier is
--max-depth 1
Also, how can I include only specific file types from the root , like *.mp4 only?
--filter "- /*.mp4"
I'd use:
https://rclone.org/filtering/#filter-from-read-filtering-patterns-from-a-file
and just put a few things together.
max-depth 1 will only do the root and you can build your logic for what you want.
So just mp4 extensions would be something like:
+ *.mp4
# exclude everything else
- *
jshrek
(jeff)
3
If I wanted to use just --filter instead of --filter-from file, would I have to put seperate filter commands like this:
--max-depth 1 --filter "+ *.mp4" --fliter "- *"
Or can they be combined together?
Sure, that works.
I find a file to be easier to maintain and view for me.
You can always use --dry-run or validate it's doing what you want with rclone ls command as well.
system
(system)
Closed
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