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[smbtar] Backup more shares in one command

Hi, is it possible backup more pc share run only one smbtar (like the exclusion)?
This works

Code:

smbtar -v -s pc13 -u usr -p pc13 -x test_share -t - -X test_nobackup | gzip -c > steapc13.tar.gz

also that

Code:

smbtar -v -s pc13 -u usr -p pc13 -x test_share -t - -X test_nobackup test2_nobackup | gzip -c > steapc13.tar.gz

.. This doesn't works

Code:

smbtar -v -s pc13 -u usr -p pc13 -x test_share test2_share -t - -X test_nobackup test2_nobackup | gzip -c > steapc13.tar.gz

In the first section the man says [ -x services ] but in the option description

Quote:

-x service
The share name on the server to connect to. The default
is "backup".

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