Hundle slash and correct options variables #2
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March 2, 2013 21:40
+ Added some comments + Changed some parameters to be more explicit + Add the use of the module argparse + Add --exclude option to exclude dirs from the backup
- Corrected the bug caused by the - with options (replace it with _) - Used a hash instead of a Namespace for the ARGS variable - Corrected the bug which doesn't allow to backup / correctly
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@AnouarBe would you mind to split up your pull request so one is a minimal change that fixes only the problem, and the other(s) add comments, etc? it might distract or make it difficult to understand if you want to handle directories starting with a slash, and the commit then changes option variables. |
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Hello,
I discovered a bug when trying to backup the / , for example : /home/dir is stored in the tree as "ome/dir" without the "h".
I corrected a mistake when using options with argparse, options like ssh-C should be used in the script like this ssh_C.
I added some explicit comments to help me to understand some verbose message.