Any path/file included at that stage is processed by the rclone

command.

`--files-from` and `--files-from-raw` flags over-ride and cannot be

combined with other filter options.

`--files-from`, `--files-from-raw` and `--files-from0` flags

over-ride and cannot be combined with other filter options.

To see the internal combined rule list, in regular expression form,

for a command add the `--dump filters` flag. Running an rclone command

`--exclude` should not be used with `--include`, `--include-from`,

`--filter` or `--filter-from` flags.

`--exclude` has no effect when combined with `--files-from` or

`--files-from-raw` flags.

`--exclude` has no effect when combined with `--files-from`,

`--files-from-raw` or `--files-from0` flags.

E.g. `rclone ls remote: --exclude *.bak` excludes all .bak files

from listing.

`--exclude-from` should not be used with `--include`, `--include-from`,

`--filter` or `--filter-from` flags.

`--exclude-from` has no effect when combined with `--files-from` or

`--files-from-raw` flags.

`--exclude-from` has no effect when combined with `--files-from`,

`--files-from-raw` or `--files-from0` flags.

`--exclude-from` followed by `-` reads filter rules from standard input.

This flag can be repeated. See above for the order filter flags are

processed in.

`--include` has no effect when combined with `--files-from` or

`--files-from-raw` flags.

`--include` has no effect when combined with `--files-from`,

`--files-from-raw` or `--files-from0` flags.

`--include` implies `--exclude **` at the end of an rclone internal

filter list. Therefore if you mix `--include` and `--include-from`

you must use include rules for all the files you want in the include

statement. For more flexibility use the `--filter-from` flag.

`--include-from` has no effect when combined with `--files-from` or

`--files-from-raw` flags.

`--include-from` has no effect when combined with `--files-from`,

`--files-from-raw` or `--files-from0` flags.

`--include-from` followed by `-` reads filter rules from standard input.

list. `--filter...+` does not imply

that rule.

`--filter` has no effect when combined with `--files-from` or

`--files-from-raw` flags.

`--filter` has no effect when combined with `--files-from`,

`--files-from-raw` or `--files-from0` flags.

`--filter` should not be used with `--include`, `--include-from`,

`--exclude` or `--exclude-from` flags.

Other filter flags (`--include`, `--include-from`, `--exclude`,

`--exclude-from`, `--filter` and `--filter-from`) are ignored when

`--files-from` is used.

`--files-from`, `--files-from-raw` or `--files-from0` is used.

`--files-from` expects a list of files as its input. Leading or

trailing whitespace is stripped from the input lines. Lines starting

has a compatible format that can be used to export file lists from remotes for

input to `--files-from-raw`.

### `--files-from0` - Read NUL separated list of source-file names

This flag is the same as `--files-from-raw` except that input is

split on NUL (`\0`) characters instead of newlines. This allows

handling filenames that contain embedded newline characters.

It is similar to the `-print0` option of `find` and the `-0`

option of `xargs`.

E.g. to copy files listed by `find`:

```console

find /path -print0 | rclone copy --files-from0 - / remote:path

```

### `--ignore-case` - make searches case insensitive

By default, rclone filter patterns are case sensitive. The `--ignore-case`

- Safe to use with `rclone sync`; source and destination selections will match.

- **Do not** use with `--delete-excluded`, as this could delete unselected files.

- Ignored if `--files-from` is used.

- Ignored if `--files-from`, `--files-from-raw` or `--files-from0` is used.

#### Examples