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Subject: Re: How can I exclude a folder?
Author: kr580
Date: 07/26/2006 01:32
 
I'm sorry I wasn't specific but, yes, I had the dash in place for the different
exclusions to exclude it. I just did -*/.thumbnails/* and it still goes
through the folder first thing and downloads all the thumbnails in there. Then
I try -th-*.jpeg and it does the same.

It seems like everything else is working as it's following the +*.gif, +*.jpg,
-*.html, -*.php (etc) definitions and only downloading the images, but it gets
the thumbnails which I don't want.

Maybe someone would be kind enough to write the code I want as no matter what
I do, it doesn't want to work.

Include: .jpg, .jpeg, .gif, .bmp, .png
Exclude: Everything else. .html, .shtml, .php, .css, .txt, .js, .swf and
whatever else there is I can't think of.
Folders: www.site.com/images/ and 4 subfolders deep
(www.site.com/images/folder1/folder2/folder3/folder4)

I would need the subfolders past '/images/' to be variable because there's
many folders and they're all different names. /images/ is the only common
denominator.

If someone could do this I would be very appreciative.
 Thanks - Kevin
 
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