Scripts/bin/excluded_files.txt

# Exclusions  can  be passed via the command line option ‐‐exclude.
# When used from within a shell the patterns should  be  quoted  to
# protect  them  from expansion.  The ‐‐exclude‐from option permits
# loading exclusion patterns from a text file with one pattern  per
# line.   Lines  empty or starting with the number sign (â#â) after
# removing whitespace on both ends are ignored. The optional  style
# selector  prefix  is  also  supported  for patterns loaded from a
# file. Due to whitespace removal paths with whitespace at the  be‐
# ginning  or  end  can only be excluded using regular expressions.
# To test your exclusion  patterns  without  performing  an  actual
# backup you can run borg create ‐‐list ‐‐dry‐run ...
# Page 66 Borg Documentation, Release 1.2.0a8.dev181

*cache*
*Cache*
*Microsoft*
*Steam*
*.pyc
*/.steam/*
*/flatpak/*
*/docker/*
*/node_modules/*
*Trash*
/home/*/.thumbnails/
/home/*/.local/
/home/*/.var/
/home/*/.mozilla/firefox/**/datareporting/

# you should backup compressed items separately with zstd 1
/home/*/Sync/
/home/*/Torrents/
/home/*/Videos/
/home/*/Games/
/home/**/SteamLibrary/

# exclude-home.rc

/home/*/.mozilla/firefox/**/cache/morgue/
/home/*/Downloads/big_files/
/home/**/Guild Wars 2/Gw2.dat
/home/*/.local/share/torbrowser/
#/home/*/.local/share/Trash/
/home/*/.nv/*Cache/
/home/*/Videos/
/home/*/Music/
# end exclude-home.rcs