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Hi,
Thanx a lot for your reply!
Some more about my exceptions:
I've got program (scaner) whitch can scan directories with recursion but don't have --except parametr. So, if I want scan /home (except /home/user3) I must write:

./scaner /home/user1 /home/user2 /home/user4 /home/user5
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But what if I have 100 users and 12 exceptions? And what if I want to scan / with 12 exceptions in /home 5 in /usr and some more?
I use my script and make list all directiories without unnecessary subdirectories (/home/user1/mail etc).
And I just wonder if is any smarter way to do it.

greetz, Uksza

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In reply to Re^2: Directories without recursion and exceptions by uksza
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