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Im trying exclude some temp files from archive, but
-x!*\~$*
not working. Can you fix me, please?
Full command, which I use:
7za a -ssw -mx9 -xr!?git\* -x!*\~$* "...\asdasd.7z" "C:\...\folder"
qwerty
Posted 2013-08-22T08:23:53.167
Reputation: 3
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You have to use -xr rather than just -x to tell 7z that the excluded files are in a subdirectory. You have taken -xr for the git tree.
If delayed expansion of environment variables is active in your script, you have to escape the !. Write ^^! instead.
Example:
7z a -r -ssw -mx9 -xr!"~$*" c:\target\xxx.7z c:\myfolder\*.*
Axel Kemper
Posted 2013-08-22T08:23:53.167
Reputation: 2 892
I have unnecessary files from ||7za a -ssw -mx9 -x!~$ "asdasd.7z" "folder"|| in archive. It's temporary msword files.. ||Compressing some_folder\some~$some_file.docx|| How exclude it? – qwerty – 2013-08-22T12:12:58.773
See my example above. I am using 7z.exe rather than 7za.exe. Note the extra quotes and the wildcards. – Axel Kemper – 2013-08-22T12:35:29.687
Its working, thx – qwerty – 2013-08-23T08:46:03.083