The full command line is
dar -m 1024 -y -s 4480M -D -R /backup/sources -c
/backup/weekly/2012-07-05_full -Z "*.gz" -Z "*.bz2" -Z "*.zip" -Z
"*.png" -Z "*.jpg" -Z "*.jpeg" -Z "*.tif" -Z "*.tiff" -P *.iso -P
/backup/sources/panther/lost+found
This is the command causing the parse error. Apparently, whatever is
used with the -P switch, must be relative to what is specified after the
-R switch, because the modified command
dar -m 1024 -y -s 4480M -D -R /backup/sources -c
/backup/weekly/2012-07-05_full -Z "*.gz" -Z "*.bz2" -Z "*.zip" -Z
"*.png" -Z "*.jpg" -Z "*.jpeg" -Z "*.tif" -Z "*.tiff" -P *.iso -P
./panther/lost+found
works perfectly. I know that the manual says that with -P it must be a
relative path, but I am surprised that we did not see this parse error
in the past, only after out partial upgrade from lenny.
I suggest you consider this bug report closed - and thanks for your help.
On 04/07/12 01:05 AM, Brian May wrote:
On 4 July 2012 13:43, Peter Hombach<o_t...@osorno.ca> wrote:
No terminal found for user interaction. All questions will be assumed a
negative answer (less destructive choice), which most of the time will abort
the program.
Parse error on command line (or included files): Cannot add an absolute path
This still sounds like a problem with the command line you are providing to dar.
What is the full command line you have used now?
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