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.
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
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
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
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.
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
|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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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 PC,
Stefan,
Hello. Thanks for taking the time to write. I'm happy with your response
over-all, but...
Snippo!
: 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
Let's take any further correspondence off-line...
: 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,
But will it automagically
