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I am trying to backup jenkins home directory (/home/ubuntu/.jenkins/) using rsync to the target directory /opt/jenbkup/. Since the directory traversal seems not working as expected, I have gone with single directory in the filter:



rsync -avr --include="jobs/*/config.xml" --exclude="*" /home/saga/.jenkins /opt/jenbkup


But nothing is copied. I also tried with exact file path in the include and did not work. 



rsync -avr --include="jobs/job1/config.xml" --exclude="*" /home/saga/.jenkins /opt/jenbkup


File is not copied to destination. I don't understand whats wrong here. Some one please assist.






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    I am trying to backup jenkins home directory (/home/ubuntu/.jenkins/) using rsync to the target directory /opt/jenbkup/. Since the directory traversal seems not working as expected, I have gone with single directory in the filter:



    rsync -avr --include="jobs/*/config.xml" --exclude="*" /home/saga/.jenkins /opt/jenbkup


    But nothing is copied. I also tried with exact file path in the include and did not work. 



    rsync -avr --include="jobs/job1/config.xml" --exclude="*" /home/saga/.jenkins /opt/jenbkup


    File is not copied to destination. I don't understand whats wrong here. Some one please assist.






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      I am trying to backup jenkins home directory (/home/ubuntu/.jenkins/) using rsync to the target directory /opt/jenbkup/. Since the directory traversal seems not working as expected, I have gone with single directory in the filter:



      rsync -avr --include="jobs/*/config.xml" --exclude="*" /home/saga/.jenkins /opt/jenbkup


      But nothing is copied. I also tried with exact file path in the include and did not work. 



      rsync -avr --include="jobs/job1/config.xml" --exclude="*" /home/saga/.jenkins /opt/jenbkup


      File is not copied to destination. I don't understand whats wrong here. Some one please assist.






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      I am trying to backup jenkins home directory (/home/ubuntu/.jenkins/) using rsync to the target directory /opt/jenbkup/. Since the directory traversal seems not working as expected, I have gone with single directory in the filter:



      rsync -avr --include="jobs/*/config.xml" --exclude="*" /home/saga/.jenkins /opt/jenbkup


      But nothing is copied. I also tried with exact file path in the include and did not work. 



      rsync -avr --include="jobs/job1/config.xml" --exclude="*" /home/saga/.jenkins /opt/jenbkup


      File is not copied to destination. I don't understand whats wrong here. Some one please assist.






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          I assume, that you would only backup the config.xml files in your JENKINS_HOME, then this should work:



          rsync -av --include="*/" --include="config.xml" --exclude="*" 
          
      --delete --prune-empty-dirs /home/saga/.jenkins/ /opt/jenbkup/


          Short explaination of the used options:





          • --include="*/" traverse all directories


          • --include="config.xml" include only files named "config.xml"


          • --exclude="*" exlude everything


          • --delete delete non-existing files in the backup


          • --prune-empty-dirs delete empty directories from the backup






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            I assume, that you would only backup the config.xml files in your JENKINS_HOME, then this should work:



            rsync -av --include="*/" --include="config.xml" --exclude="*" 
            
      --delete --prune-empty-dirs /home/saga/.jenkins/ /opt/jenbkup/


            Short explaination of the used options:





            • --include="*/" traverse all directories


            • --include="config.xml" include only files named "config.xml"


            • --exclude="*" exlude everything


            • --delete delete non-existing files in the backup


            • --prune-empty-dirs delete empty directories from the backup






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              I assume, that you would only backup the config.xml files in your JENKINS_HOME, then this should work:



              rsync -av --include="*/" --include="config.xml" --exclude="*" 
              
      --delete --prune-empty-dirs /home/saga/.jenkins/ /opt/jenbkup/


              Short explaination of the used options:





              • --include="*/" traverse all directories


              • --include="config.xml" include only files named "config.xml"


              • --exclude="*" exlude everything


              • --delete delete non-existing files in the backup


              • --prune-empty-dirs delete empty directories from the backup






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                I assume, that you would only backup the config.xml files in your JENKINS_HOME, then this should work:



                rsync -av --include="*/" --include="config.xml" --exclude="*" 
                
      --delete --prune-empty-dirs /home/saga/.jenkins/ /opt/jenbkup/


                Short explaination of the used options:





                • --include="*/" traverse all directories


                • --include="config.xml" include only files named "config.xml"


                • --exclude="*" exlude everything


                • --delete delete non-existing files in the backup


                • --prune-empty-dirs delete empty directories from the backup






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                I assume, that you would only backup the config.xml files in your JENKINS_HOME, then this should work:



                rsync -av --include="*/" --include="config.xml" --exclude="*" 
                
      --delete --prune-empty-dirs /home/saga/.jenkins/ /opt/jenbkup/


                Short explaination of the used options:





                • --include="*/" traverse all directories


                • --include="config.xml" include only files named "config.xml"


                • --exclude="*" exlude everything


                • --delete delete non-existing files in the backup


                • --prune-empty-dirs delete empty directories from the backup







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