Many years ago, on OSX 10.4 I was faced with the slow update of hte
Finder data. I was working on a script that worked in fact, but
apparently did not because of the delay. The solution that someone
suggested to me was :
osascript -e 'tell application Finder to update folder (path to
Many years ago, on OSX 10.4 I was faced with the slow update of some
Finder attributes. I was working on a script that worked in fact, but
apparently did not consistently because of the delay, a very annoying
problem tht it took time to identify. The solution that someone
suggested to me
You could folllow the detailed instructions from Mike Bombich at
http://www.bombich.com/mactips/rsync.html
I am a beginner and the instructions are so clear that I was able to
get the job done.
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I have also used Mike Bombich' very clear instructions foud at
http://www.bombich.com/mactips/rsync.html
in order to compile the folllowing version of rsync on OS10.4.11:
rsync version 3.0.4 protocol version 30
I could not easily however find the associated manual to better
understand
I was interested by this compilation on OSX 10.4. I followed the same
Bombich instructions, and I thought I was successful, since I have
found the following in the /usr/local/bin directory with today's date:
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root staff 1011412 Nov 8 14:46 rsync
Hovever when I perform the
Thanks
The strange thing is that the manual indicates that the command --
rsync-path= is related to the program to be run on the remote
machine. In my case there is no remote machine, since I experiment
with backing up on one local disk
I used to use a relatively simple
On OSX 10.4.11 , I am using this for instance and it seem there is
not problem with spaces in file names of Volume names.
I did have problems originally, but after addig double quotes
everywhere it worked fine.
folderSourceToBackup=/Users/
VOLUMES=/Volumes/
