Sorry, I'm only going to be doing this a single time. I don't really need a
script, just a simple command
I urge to to read this great write up Cloning Mac OS X disks by Mike Bombich
: http://www.bombich.com/mactips/image.html
If you have access to a test computer system running Mac OS
Sorry, I'm only going to be doing this a single time. I don't really need a
script, just a simple command which will preserve all the flags.
Also, another question, what kind of data is on this volume that you are
backing up?
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I have a volume at 192.168.0.2 on my local network. I'd like to rsync the
entire volume to a backup volume, skip all files already present on the
backup volume (same name and the same or earlier timestamp), and include all
flags, dates, etc. as applicable to Mac OS X 10.6.x.
Can someone tell me
I have a volume at 192.168.0.2 on my local network. I'd like to rsync the
entire volume to a backup volume, skip all files already present on the
backup volume (same name and the same or earlier timestamp), and include all
flags, dates, etc. as applicable to Mac OS X 10.6.x.
Can someone tell me
I have a volume at 192.168.0.2 on my local network. I'd like to rsync the
entire volume to a backup volume, skip all files already present on the
backup volume (same name and the same or earlier timestamp)
Firstly, I would recommend that on both machines you compile and install a copy
of the
same name and the same or earlier timestamp
Would you please provide some clarification on your desired result in the
following situation.
file_a : /Volumes/src/file.txt
file_b : /Volumes/dst/file.txt
If file_b has a newer modification time than file_a will you want file_a to
overweight
Right.
on 5/26/10 9:00 PM, Henri Shustak at henri.shus...@gmail.com wrote:
same name and the same or earlier timestamp
Would you please provide some clarification on your desired result in the
following situation.
file_a : /Volumes/src/file.txt
file_b : /Volumes/dst/file.txt
If
Firstly, I would recommend that on both machines you compile and install a
copy of the latest version of rsync with some Mac OS X specific patches the
link below will assist you :
http://www.lbackup.org/developer/rsync_hfs
My client is at 3.0.7. Although, I have to specify the directory as
Right. That's why I need rsync. I'm really not looking for a utility, but a
command line program which will do incremental backup, and rsync is the only
one I'm aware of that does that in Mac OS.
There are also some other options available. Although, I have not tested them
on Mac OS X 10.6.
Sorry, I'm only going to be doing this a single time. I don't really
need a script, just a simple command which will preserve all the flags.
Best,
J.
On May 27, 2010, at 12:33 AM, Henri Shustak henri.shus...@gmail.com
wrote:
Right. That's why I need rsync. I'm really not looking for a
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