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@Plerry:
We are talking about the same. Note: When you press F7 then it opens window called "Synchronization settings" (or similar - I translated it from my language). In that window you have tree of filters on the left. Root of that tree is the global settings ("main configuration" in my case), and ...

Or, if none of your *.pdb-files needs to synced, just add the *.pdb entry to your global exclude filter instead of the local one(s).


If you mean "global exclude filter" == "root of filters tree" then:
I have the exactly same global filter like 2 sub filters for 2 of my 4 directories which are ...

The simplest thing to do is to (manually) remove all *.pdb-files from your target location(s) (e.g. via Windows Explorer), re-run your sync and check that/if no *.pdb files have been added again. Plerry, 03 May 2017, 07:10

I already did this few times by my own bash script. But it still copy huge *.pdb files...

Hi!
I have 4 directories on my desktop c:\ disk which I mirror on my router drive (usb pendrive).
And I have filters:
For include (in all directories):
*
For exclude (in c:\!-pro and c:\!-pendrive, 2 others have not exclude filters):
\build*\
*.o
*.exe
*.tar
*tar.gz
*.tar.bz2
*\release\*
*\debug ...