On Jul 3, 2010, at 12:27 PM, Dan wrote:
At 12:16 PM -0700 7/3/2010, Jeffrey Engle wrote:
IMO, you'd be much better off making a CCC of /Users, then
creating a job to update it incrementally. Mine runs every day at
5:02. Takes between 10 and 30 mins (depends on how active I've
been that day).
Oh, tell CCC to ignore "Library/Caches" There's nothing there you
ever need or want.
If space on the backup device is an issue... You could tell it to
ignore your music and movies too...
How do I tell CCC to ignore "library caches"?? looking for that
box to uncheck? can't find it.
Select the source.
Hit the gear pop-up to the right of that, and pick Edit Filters.
Click Show Avanced Options
Then add an entry to the Custom Rules list.
Change the field it creates to be exactly
- Library/Caches
Note the - sign. That means exclude. Leave off the initial /.
That way it will match both /Library/Caches and /Users/jeff/Library/
Caches etc.
If you hit the "?" button in that dialog, it will display
instructions.
- Dan.
Wow, thanks!!! I also figured out how to save to "subfolder" on the
target... cool! Jeff
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