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TOPIC: Save Clone Scenarios
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Save Clone Scenarios 4 Years, 7 Months ago  
We don't always do a full clone and even when we do, there are certain files we exclude every time. It would be great if different cloning scenario settings could be saved for repeated use.

I'm a newbie to Joomla and JoomlaCloner, so maybe I don't fully understand how the products work. Take my suggestion for what it's worth!

Thanks for a great product.

Dami
 
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Re:Save Clone Scenarios 4 Years, 7 Months ago  
Hi there! To keep the files exclusion list available after the backup too, all you need to do is go in the JoomlaCloner Configuration->Cron tab, and add them in the 'Excluded Directories' section and save the config!

Next time when you will open the Generate Backup screen you should see the excluded items listed and checked!

Regards! Ovidiu
 
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