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Checking Very Large Time Machine Volumes
I think the problems that people are having are related to spaces in the volume name for the disks they want to check. I tried various ways of quoting the target volume's name to escape the spaces when passing it to an executable made from your script, and i couldn't find one that worked. i finally had to just take the spaces out of the volume name. That's a little undesirable for dealing with a Time Machine backup, because the spaces are put there by default when a Time Machine backup volume is configured, i think. So how can I escape the spaces in my big volume's name so that your script can work? Thanks.
Checking Very Large Time Machine Volumes
Enclosing the first and third occurence of $VOLUME in " " (double quotes) should do the trick
Checking Very Large Time Machine Volumes
Thanks. Because I could only find 2 occurrences of "$VOLUME" in the script as submitted, I'd have to say I'm somewhat confused. Would you please elaborate? Thanks again. Edited on Sep 12, '11 06:28:39AM by llee
Checking Very Large Time Machine Volumes
The first export line needs to be: Edited on May 27, '13 05:14:14AM by davidmorr
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