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Author r.david.murray
Recipients DemoHT, docs@python, ezio.melotti, hynek, martin.panter, r.david.murray, tarek
Date 2014-07-22.12:11:03
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The point *should* be that if you have something like:

   /home/me/some/directory/my/stuff/a
   /home/me/some/directory/my/stuff/b
   /home/me/some/other/directory

and you set rootdir to '/home/me/some' and base_dir='/home/me/some/directory/my' then the file paths in the archive will be:

    directory/my/stuff/a
    directory/my/stuff/b

At least, that's how I read the docs, though as I said they are *not* clear.  (I can't otherwise imagine any reason to have the root_dir parameter, with that name.)

Is this not what happens?
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