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I have the little "Notify for Failures and Media" option selected, and I had
assumed that this would notify me, but no notification do I receive.
What have I done wrong?
Thanks in Advance,
Stewart Macdonald
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Malcolm McLeary ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) recycled some electrons by writing:
> I'd suggest that you now have Retrospect set to Quit on completion of
> scripts where previously you had it set to keep running.
Currently it is set to quit, and it was set to quit on the old machine as
well.
> How would
accessing them correctly. Does Retrospect use the FindFolder API??
TIA,
Stewart
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| Stewart Macdonald |Cannon Hill Anglican College |
| Computer Guy | Brisbane, Queensland, AUSTR
r the first time after finding that my server's hard drive
needed to be restored. That was the first time I actually *needed*
Retrospect, and I['m happy to say that it worked almost flawlessly!!
Stewart
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Stewart Macdonald (that's me!) recycled some electrons by writing:
> I'm running Retrospect 4.2 on a Mac G4 server. We had an older version of
> Retrospect on a G3 server, and every morning when I checked the computer,
> when I moved the mouse, Retrospect would put up a di
Al Byrne ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) recycled some electrons by writing:
> Concur! This one is very close to the top of my wishlist. I am aware that
> Applescript can calculate the free space on a volume, so an automated
> workaround to this one should be possible.
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> IE: if freespace on backup HD > xG
