Re: backup to dvd of apple files

2003-10-04 Thread Rudy Gevaert
On Sat, Sep 27, 2003 at 10:35:17PM -0600, Jacob Anawalt wrote: > > I have always pulled the files back off of my linux server to a Mac, > created an ISO of the files and then burned from wherever. You may find > that it is easiest if you burned or at least mastered all the files from > a Mac.

RE: backup to dvd of apple files

2003-09-29 Thread Bajusz, Richard G.
I don't know about netatalk and resources forks, but when I make CDs on Linux to read on my Mac I use a command like: mkisofs -apple -J -R -l -hide-rr-moved ... Long file are preserved. Rich > > Hello, > > I have recently inherited a (voluntary) sysadminjob. > > We have a fileserve

Re: backup to dvd of apple files

2003-09-27 Thread Jacob Anawalt
Rudy Gevaert wrote: Hello, I have recently inherited a (voluntary) sysadminjob. We have a fileserver where Macs and Windows clients can connect to. On the fileserver I use netatalk and samba. I have about 10 gig of data on it and I want to dump that data to a DVD. I have found someone who has

Re: backup to dvd of apple files

2003-09-27 Thread Rudy Gevaert
On Sat, Sep 27, 2003 at 06:55:35AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Would a simple tar archive work? mac,win, and un*x can read and write tar > and it should preserve the file names. I also tried to do a tar of it but it gave errors about long names (or about strange characters) -- Rudy Gevaer

Re: backup to dvd of apple files

2003-09-27 Thread kmark
On Sat, 27 Sep 2003, Rudy Gevaert wrote: > Hello, > > I have recently inherited a (voluntary) sysadminjob. > > We have a fileserver where Macs and Windows clients can connect to. > > On the fileserver I use netatalk and samba. > > I have about 10 gig of data on it and I want to dump that data to