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# get top level text files and other potentially important items...
-&backup_files($snarf_file_base, $number, $root, ".", ("*.html", "*.txt"));
+&backup_files($snarf_file_base, $number, $root, ".", ("*.html", "*.txt", "makefile*"));
# gather any directories in our home that match these often recurring patterns.
-&snarf_by_pattern($snarf_file_base, "$root", "cloud");
+#retired since this is a repo now: &snarf_by_pattern($snarf_file_base, "$root", "cloud");
&snarf_by_pattern($snarf_file_base, "$root", "crucial");
&snarf_by_pattern($snarf_file_base, "$root", "idea");
&snarf_by_pattern($snarf_file_base, "$root", "issue");
&snarf_by_pattern($snarf_file_base, "$root", "note");
&snarf_by_pattern($snarf_file_base, "$root", "project");
&snarf_by_pattern($snarf_file_base, "$root", "task");
+&snarf_by_pattern($snarf_file_base, "$root", "invention");
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okay with backup arb, fixed backup_trac, found pack_feisty used in www-data cron job (copied for new cron config script), listarch considered one of newer gen of good scripts (but still could probably use refactoring; it's just that it works well already),
okay with search_arch, serene backer upper (filesynch / transporter kind of blow right now, but we have lots of notes for them), shared snarfer is a good lib used by many snarfers,
okay with snarf_feisty_meow (retested good), snarf_linux_config which is used constantly, snarf_notes -- surprisingly useful as it grabbed the local note (*.txt) files i don't usually grab, but it also did grab the cloud, which is a backed up repository style asset; seems a little silly to keep it in notes still,
+ okay with snarf_opensim which is used regularly, went back and fixed snarf_notes to not include cloud, tried snarf_user and it seems too fat -- nah, it's okay actually since it's backing up dot files; this is actually a good idea,
okay with