disk IGNORE rule in DEFAULT section
Maybe I'm just a little sleep deprived, but I thought that if a machine had a disk slice that didn't have an explicit DISK <blah> line defined for it, it would use the rule as defined in the DEFAULT section. However, I have a bunch of machines that apparently are _not_ using the rule as defined in the DEFAULT section. Below is a copy of the relevant parts of the DEFAULT section (at the very bottom of the hobbit-clients.cfg file)
DEFAULT <other non-related DISK IGNORE rules> DISK %^/archive[0-9]* IGNORE DISK * 90 95
I know technically the "DISK *" should probably be "DISK .*", but I thought that's how it was by default. Am I just wrong with my PCRE?
Gary Baluha wrote:
DEFAULT <other non-related DISK IGNORE rules> DISK %^/archive[0-9]* IGNORE DISK * 90 95
I know technically the "DISK *" should probably be "DISK .*", but I thought that's how it was by default. Am I just wrong with my PCRE?
Try this: DISK %^\/archive[0-9] IGNORE
Note that will also ignore things like /archive10, /archive30, etc. so if you want to ONLY ignore 0-9, you need to use this (assuming paths like /archiveXX): DISK %^\/archive[0-9]$ IGNORE
P.S. Your main problem was not escaping the /
-Charles
On 3/30/07, Charles Jones <jonescr at cisco.com> wrote:
Gary Baluha wrote:
DEFAULT <other non-related DISK IGNORE rules> DISK %^/archive[0-9]* IGNORE DISK * 90 95
I know technically the "DISK *" should probably be "DISK .*", but I thought that's how it was by default. Am I just wrong with my PCRE?
Try this: DISK %^\/archive[0-9] IGNORE
Note that will also ignore things like /archive10, /archive30, etc. so if you want to ONLY ignore 0-9, you need to use this (assuming paths like /archiveXX): DISK %^\/archive[0-9]$ IGNORE
Yup, I want to ignore anything /archiveN...N
P.S. Your main problem was not escaping the /
I thought for sure I had stuff working correctly without \/, but I'll give it a try and see if that helps. Maybe these were never working right in the first place and I just never noticed.
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