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CyberPanel Backups v2 Proposalseems to be a mysqldump message. Google found https://github.com/sixhop/AutoMySQLBackup/issues/56CyberPanel Backups v2 ProposalYou should use something like `--glob "!{source}/logs"`. With `--exclude-if-present` your whole `{source}` dir will be excluded as within a directory named `logCyberPanel Backups v2 Proposal[quote="usmannasir, post:125, topic:40370"] `logs` and `rusctic` backup are present in `{source}` and I only wanted to exclude those specifi folders at `{sourceCyberPanel Backups v2 Proposal@usmannasir if you want to exclude all `rusticbackup` and `logs` folders, you should use the `--glob` option: `--glob !rusticbackup --glob !logs`. You may need CyberPanel Backups v2 Proposal[quote="aawsome, post:118, topic:40370, full:true"] This is a bug, see [backup from stdin: --stdin-filename is not used in path · Issue #575 · rustic-rs/rustic CyberPanel Backups v2 ProposalThis is a bug, see https://github.com/rustic-rs/rustic/issues/575. I'll fix it ASAP.CyberPanel Backups v2 ProposalCan you run `rustic ls 4054489` to check the contents of this snapshot? If in the output `vB8ajaWbNO67rx.sql` is missing: Can you tell me which command(s) you uCyberPanel Backups v2 ProposalCan you describe what kind of conflicts you mean?CyberPanel Backups v2 Proposal@usmannasir You just have to set the `RCLONE_CONFIG` environment variable. I think this already works with all rustic versions.CyberPanel Backups v2 ProposalJust saw that rclone seems to support the `XDG_CONFIG_HOME` and `RCLONE_CONFIG` env variables. So, you can either set `XDG_CONFIG_HOME` which would use `$XDG_CO