Hi everyone.
We're trying to get a couple of DLT7000 drives to work on a few of our
servers (B&W G3 with OrangeMicro SCSI Cards, B&W G3 with Adaptec SCSI cards,
PowerMac WGS with Built-in SCSI to name a couple) but cannot get the DLT
drives to consistently work through a backup.
Sometimes we'll
Hi,
Just upgraded an old fileserver (7300) to OS9 and can't see the tape drive
(Sony SDT-9000 DDS3)... checked the cables, no other scsi devices, works
fine under OS 8.6 is this related to retrospect 4.2 or is there an OS
update somewhere?... any help or suggestions very appreciated!!
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I was wondering if anyone had any experience with this. We have offices in
Europe, Australia and the US of A. People travel with their
notebooks/powerbooks all the time between the different countries. We need
to back these people up no matter which office they are in.
Currently I have a Backu
At 7:45 AM -0500 02/22/2000, Daniel Knight wrote:
>If you want to backup to DVD-RAM, learn a great deal of patience or find
>a faster drive. We learned that the hard way.
Any thoughts or recommendations on faster DVD-RAM drives?
Stephen K. Suh
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>: I have written a script for a small company that owns an iMac, a
>: Powerbook, and a PC, networked. The iMac has a zip disk connected.
>: The script can copy any source target to any destination target,
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>But will it automagically overwrite/k
Stefan,
Hello. Thanks for taking the time to write. I'm happy with your response
over-all, but...
: I have written a script for a small company that owns an iMac, a
: Powerbook, and a PC, networked. The iMac has a zip disk connected.
: The script can copy any source target to any destination
>I want it to do a "FULL" by default. I'm not an AppleScript guru, but I was
>wondering if anyone else has walked this path ahead of me, and has a simple
>"brute force" script I could scam/adapt for my purposes.
I have written a script for a small company that owns an iMac, a
Powerbook, and a P
Hello All,
Disclaimer: Please accept my apologies if this is a case of RTFM. I am new to
the list and fairly new to Retrospect. I am trying to help a friend get going
with Retrospect (sorry, I'm on a PC at work, Retrospect is on her Mac). Friend
has MacOS8.x on Mac G4.
My questions:
1) My fri
What is an error 505 - client reserved?
Regards,
Ron Livingston
Systems Engineer
Siecor RD&E
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|If you want to backup to DVD-RAM, learn a great deal of patience or find
|a faster drive. We learned that the hard way.
Or run your backups at 2AM or something, that's what we do.
Brian
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On 2/22/2000 4:45 AM, Daniel Knight [EMAIL PROTECTED] said...
>>I recently purchased a Mac G4/400 with the DVD-RAM option, hoping that
>>this would be a simple backup solution.
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>We did the same thing with a G3/300. Apple's IDE DVD-RAM drive has got to
>be the slowest in existence. And DVD-Tun
Ditto this problem. Except that I can connect to the backup server,
and start to do some operations, but then get disconnected with an
error message: "The remote machine is running an incompatible version
of Timbuktu." OS 8.6 on both machines, with Retro 4.2 Backup Server
running on a B&W G3,
on 2/22/2000 5:23 AM, Robert Staflin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Now, every Friday I've set up a recycle backup, spanning four sets of
> tapes (for four weeks between recycling of one set), and then I do normal
> backups Saturday through Thursday. I set the normal backups as starting
> the same
I am running a Retrospect 4.1 server that backs up a mixed platform of PC's
and Macs. On the PC's, we have a script that is set to backup only the Data
directory on each drive. The problem is that it backs up the Data directory
and the files that are in the directory, but not sub-directories. W
>I recently purchased a Mac G4/400 with the DVD-RAM option, hoping that
>this would be a simple backup solution.
We did the same thing with a G3/300. Apple's IDE DVD-RAM drive has got to
be the slowest in existence. And DVD-TuneUp won't help -- Retrospect
reformats the DVD using Apple's driver
I just subscribed, so excuses for the usual reasons, please...
I'm responsible for backing up a mixed environment with both stationary
and mobile computers.
For the mobile computers I figured that a Backup Server script would be
the most suitable, since those users work on very different times
Why you don't use 4D Backup ?
It is included in every License for the Client from Version 6.5 of 4D.
You schould update to version 6.5 if you wan`t to run with MacOS 9, G3/G4
without Disk, etc.
To shutdown the Server with a script is the "dirty way".
Using 4D Backup is save and professional.
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