rsync - How to exclude one .htaccess but not all of them
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rsync
I have an rsync
command for copying my files from dev to production. I don't want to copy the .htaccess file that's in the root of the HTML directory but, I do want to copy the few .htaccess files that are in its sub directories.
I'm using the argument --exclude .htaccess
which is stopping all of the files from getting copied. The other arguments I'm including are -a --recursive --times --perms
. Is it possible to configure rsync
to do this?
Edit: Here is my full command:
rsync -a --recursive --times --perms \
--exclude prop_images --exclude tracking --exclude vtours \
--exclude .htaccess --exclude .htaccess_backup --exclude "*~" \
/home/user/dev_html/* /home/user/public_html/
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