Hi!
I am interested if I it possible to list the ignored directories from the CLI? I have set them in the global policy, so I would be interested seeing the ignored paths from the global policy.
I am on build 0.12.1.
Thank!
policy show
more details here:
Hi!
Unfortunately this will not show the actual ignored path definitions.
As I use a global policy, the following command is issued:
kopia policy show --global
However this only outputs:
Policy for (global):
Retention:
Annual snapshots: 3 (defined for this target)
Monthly snapshots: 24 (defined for this target)
Weekly snapshots: 4 (defined for this target)
Daily snapshots: 7 (defined for this target)
Hourly snapshots: 48 (defined for this target)
Latest snapshots: 10 (defined for this target)
Ignore identical snapshots: false (defined for this target)
Files policy:
Ignore cache directories: true (defined for this target)
No ignore rules:
Read ignore rules from files: (defined for this target)
.kopiaignore
Scan one filesystem only: false (defined for this target)
Error handling policy:
Ignore file read errors: false (defined for this target)
Ignore directory read errors: false (defined for this target)
Ignore unknown types: true (defined for this target)
Scheduling policy:
Scheduled snapshots:
None.
Manual snapshot: false (defined for this target)
Uploads:
Max parallel snapshots (server/UI): 1 (defined for this target)
Max parallel file reads: - (defined for this target)
Parallel upload above size: 2 GiB (defined for this target)
Compression disabled.
No actions defined.
Logging details (0-none, 10-maximum):
Directory snapshotted: 5 (defined for this target)
Directory ignored: 5 (defined for this target)
Entry snapshotted: 0 (defined for this target)
Entry ignored: 5 (defined for this target)
Entry cache hit: 0 (defined for this target)
then in cmd:
kopia policy show --global
result:
...
Files policy:
Ignore cache directories: true (defined for this target)
Ignore rules: (defined for this target)
/*
!folder1/
!folder2/
!.file
Read ignore rules from files: (defined for this target)
.kopiaignore
Scan one filesystem only: false (defined for this target)
...
can you check with kopia UI if you have policies set?
One explanation is that you have more than one repository connected in UI - in that case you have to add correct --config-file to make sure your cmd command interacts with correct repo e.g. in my case:
kopia --config-file="/Users/kptsky/Library/Application Support/kopia/repository-1655971231834.config" policy show --global
if you connected to repo via UI you can check its config file location by clicking at orange icon at the bottom:
