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Sweet - I can import from a backed up user directory. That is all I
need. I already have a nightly full computer back.
Thanks Ernie.
Mitch
On 10/13/21 9:41 AM, Ernie Rael wrote:
Did you see/use Menu>Tools>Options>Import ? Browse to a backed up
userdir, import Project>ProjectGroups. There
Did you see/use Menu>Tools>Options>Import ? Browse to a backed up
userdir, import Project>ProjectGroups. There are many variations you can
have around this.
During startup, a plugin could probably backup userdir (make sure cache
isn't included). I'm not sure what you'd have to do to insure a
I could do that, but how would I get the backup file in the same format
that NetBeans produces, so that it would be easy to import/restore when
needed?
Is the backup zip file just a copy selected files in the .netbeans
directory?
Mitch
On 10/13/21 9:07 AM, Pieter van den Hombergh wrote:
The quickest approach would be to write a wrap script around the script
that starts up netbeans.
In that script you could use simple copy or more advanced rsync to backup
stuff to a destination of your liking. If that destination has the date as
part of the (dir) name, you would have a daily
Yesterday I accidentally deleted all of my project groups. I was able to
recover from a full computer backup, but I had to search around to find
out where they were stored and then manually restore the files.
To improve my chances of full recovery for the next time I do something
stupid, I
