Re: data backup question

2017-05-15 Thread Paul Hoadley
Hi Ted, On 16 May 2017, at 00:36, Theodore Petrosky wrote: > Over the past few months I have been experimenting with using hosted systems > for my WO apps. I know there are others that are using hosted systems. How > are you backing up your data? > > Internally it was easy. I ran a script on

Re: first framework with Sierra

2017-05-15 Thread Tim Worman
BTW, having a file called, “wolips.543.properties” is a holdout from when one maybe needed builds with multiple versions of WebObjects installed. I doubt there’s many peeps doing that anymore. I thought this might be useful to have in the history for this thread. I simply have this setup: ~/Li

AjaxDatePicker - can't use b || B

2017-05-15 Thread Calven Eggert
Hi, All The AjaxDatePicker with the month format of %b doesn’t work for me. (%B doesn’t work either. It does work with %m) Using %b, it displays properly in the field (For example: 14-Jan-2017) however, when you click on the field to display the calendar, instead of showing my January month

Re: data backup question

2017-05-15 Thread Musall, Maik
Hi Ted, finally a question which I really feel qualified to answer. :) For the regular filesystem part of it, I have a set of scripts that use rsync to back up to a backup target. The beauty of it is that all it needs is ssh login, with no other dependencies, and you can store the backup to whe