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docs/03-using-the-graphical-user-interface.md
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@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ Click the _Save_ button. Your first backup job should show up in the main window
![](ss_newbackup_12.png)
If you have a previously exported configuration file, you can import it by selecting _Import from a file_ in the _Add backup_ menu. N the next step you can browse to the location where your configuration file is stored, enter a passphrase if the configuration file is encrypted and click _Import_. If _Save immediately_ was deselected before the _Import_ button was clicked, you can review all 5 steps and make changes if desirable. Click the _Save_ button in step 5 to save your backup job configuration.
If you have a previously exported configuration file, you can import it by selecting _Import from a file_ in the _Add backup_ menu. In the next step you can browse to the location where your configuration file is stored, enter a passphrase if the configuration file is encrypted and click _Import_. If _Save immediately_ was deselected before the _Import_ button was clicked, you can review all 5 steps and make changes if desirable. Click the _Save_ button in step 5 to save your backup job configuration.
> ![](icon_info.png) When importing a backup job from a configuration file, a new database will be created, using a random filename. If the configuration file contains the name of a local database, this name will be ignored. This will prevent problems caused by multiple backup jobs using the same local database.
If you want to re-use an existing database, open the backup configuration’s Database menu after the job is imported. Enter the path and filename of the existing local database in the Local database path field.

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### exclude
`--exclude`
Exclude files that match this filter. The special characterc `*` means any number of character, and the special character `?` means any single character, use `*.txt` to exclude all files with a txt extension. Regular expressions are also supported and can be supplied by using hard braces, i.e. `[.*\.txt]`.
Exclude files that match this filter. The special character `*` means any number of character, and the special character `?` means any single character, use `*.txt` to exclude all files with a txt extension. Regular expressions are also supported and can be supplied by using hard braces, i.e. `[.*\.txt]`.
### exclude-empty-folders
`--exclude-empty-folders = false`
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### ignore-filenames
`--ignore-filenames`
Use this option to set a filename, or list of filenames, that indicate exclusion of a folder which contains it. A common use would be to have a file named something like ".nobackup" and place this file into folders that should not be backed up. The Separtor is for Windows systems the semicolon (;) and on Linux systems the colon (:).
Use this option to set a filename, or list of filenames, that indicate exclusion of a folder which contains it. A common use would be to have a file named something like ".nobackup" and place this file into folders that should not be backed up. The separator for Windows system is a semicolon (;) and for Linux systems is a colon (:).
### include
`--include`

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The following commands are supported:
`GET`, `PUT`, `LIST`, `DELETE`, `CREATEFOLDER`
he supported protocols are:
The supported protocols are:
`aftp`, `amzcd`, `azure`, `b2`, `box`, `cloudfiles`, `dropbox`, `file`, `ftp`, `googledrive`, `gcs`, `hubic`, `jottacloud`, `mega`, `onedrive`, `openstack`, `s3`, `od4b`, `mssp`, `ssh`, `tahoe`, `webdav`
Example:
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> ![](icon_important.png) Warning: Before recompress delete local database and after recompress recreate local database before executing any operation on backup. This allows Duplicati to read new file names from remote storage.
> ![](icon_important.png) Warning: Before recompressing, delete the local database and recreate the local database again after recompressing. Do this before executing any operation on the backup so that Duplicati can read the new file names from remote storage.
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