To specify that one or more files in the packing list should be treated as regular expressions (not as literal file names), use the -r option with the -f option of the cachefspack command. The -r option cannot be used alone.
$ cachefspack -rf packing_list |
where packing_list contains a LIST command defined as follows:
LIST *.doc |
-r |
Specifies that you want the file or files defined in the LIST command treated as regular expressions, and not as literal file names. |
-f |
Specifies that you want the packing list packed in the cache. |
packing_list |
Indicates the name of the packing list that contains the LIST command with the file or files you want treated as regular expressions. |
The following example shows the packing list list.pkg specified to be packed in the cache. list.pkg contains a LIST command that defines a regular expression.
$ cachefspack -rf list.pkg |
The software will pack the file list.pkg into the cache and treat the file names defined in the LIST command as regular expressions, and not as literal file names.