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SuperDuper! actually does this automatically
When a scheduled backup is done, SuperDuper! will automatically mount, copy and unmount your drives. So, no special scripting or anything else need be done: just unmount your drive with Disk Utility (don't eject it - unmount it) and the scheduler will do the rest.
SuperDuper! actually does this automatically
That's great. I remember old SD! forum discussions from when SD! didn't work this way. I hadn't realized that this had changed. I tend to feel like a fringe user when I ask for anything, so I turn to Mac OS X Hints and my own scripts.
SuperDuper! actually does this automatically
Yes, I remember discussing this with you in our forums some time ago. It'll still give errors when drives aren't attached (although we now have a "backup on mount" option that you can use in lieu of, or in addition to, timed scheduled), and we do require the GUI for our scheduling... for most users, that works fine... :-) |
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