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Change the user on networked Time Machine backups
I may have missed something in your post, but on my computers Time Machine backups are not tied to a particular user. The top directory is owned by the System and it backs up everything on your disk (excluding files in your exclude list of course).
This is my understanding as well
UID is what counts. Which incidentally can cause problems if for some reason the UID of your account changes (when you move to a new computer this can happen if you don't watch out). Edited on Dec 10, '09 01:00:36PM by hamarkus
Change the user on networked Time Machine backups - useful after all?
If I understand the hint correctly, it's not about *local* access to the Time Machine backup on the Mac being backed up (MacBook Pro?, I'll call it MacB). It is about the remote volume hosted on the other (Mac Pro?, I'll call it MacS). So chill with your derogatory ratings ;-) |
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