But also allow for backup of files with the name type of, xxxxx.spiĪnd his regex worked perfectly: (?i).+(?:\-cd\.spi|\.spf)$ has a file name of the type, XXXXXX-cd.spiģ. I am trying to exclude any file that either: 1. If it helps, back in 2008 I emailed their tech support with a regex question and one of the founders of Crashplan, Matt Dornquast, helped me with a the following regex: I just realised that my Time Machine backup is backing up folders that are in the Exclude list I would like to preserve all the other data but remove the. I'm not sure if Crashplan recognizes all regex expressions. They do mention that "Note that CrashPlan treats all file separators as forward slashes (/)." I'm not sure if Crashplan only allows for selecting based on the filetype extension (their regex examples are here ). Inclue and exclude files using the Code42 console You can include and exclude files for backups using the following methods. Select Use regular expression to exclude files using regular expressions. OP expects the contents of his specifically-selected data directories to be backed up in their entirety, including any VHD or other soon-to-be-excluded files he may have in them, as OP is using CrashPlan for small business offsite backup - exactly as their advertising recommended when he initially purchased the product some years ago. The incremental files will continue to be added to each of the volume sets using the naming schema of -i001, -i002, etc.Īnd a few other variations, with no success. To exclude file types, type the file extensions in the provided field and click Add. These are backup files from another backup software, Shadowprotect, but I only want to include the C volume files and exclude the others. For my particular use case I have a folder that contains these files: C_VOL-b001.spfĪnd I want to exclude any file that doesn't begin with the C_VOL filename. Crashplan allows for excluding files from a backup set by using regex for the exclusion criteria (there is no inclusion criteria functionality).
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