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A script to backup some key hidden system fiiles
Please consider using 'rsync' to back up your files. It will let you back up your files. I use a script like the below. Just add directories to the "
for i in" line.
DIR=/Volumes/External Disk/Backup/ for i in /Applications /Users /Library do echo "Rsyncing $i" rsync -Cavz "$i" "$DIR" > "$DIR/$i.out" 2> "$DIR/$i.err" done
A script to backup some key hidden system fiiles
Bye-bye resource forks and metadata using the default rsync command. Try RsyncX instead.
A script to backup some key hidden system fiiles
I have been using retrospect to back up a 120GB server. Because of the difficulties with retrospect I have been forced to look for alternatives. I recently discovered "crontab"ing, but I need to tar my dumps to a SCSI tape drive. I am using 2 types of drives, Sun DLT drive and SCSI VXA drive. Any idea where I can find the CMD to locate a tape drive? MT and RMT don't seem to be helping. |
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