Hi, You could edit the database directly and replace all references to ^/data with /Volume/Data
Inodes will be all wrong and possibly c-,m- and atimes. So be careful when interpreting the results. Rami -- Vapaa Internet ry Hallituksen pj vuodesta 1998 :) Yan Li <[email protected]> kirjoitti: Dear List, I'm using AIDE to check the integrity of my data backup. On the old machine where the AIDE database was generated, the data was in /data directory, but on the new machine the data is now stored in /Volume/Data (yeah, it's a Mac, that's why it's moved). And there's no easy way to use old name for the directory. Is there any easy way to tell AIDE to check the database against files in new location (/Volume/Data here) rather than using old directory location (/data) ? (When after this check and I'm sure the data is correctly moved, I can generate a new database with files in new location.) Thanks in advance! -- Yan _____________________________________________ Aide mailing list [email protected] https://mailman.cs.tut.fi/mailman/listinfo/aide
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