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Re: Xserver backup




On Apr 2, 2005, at 3:19 PM, Lynne Pariseau wrote:

I use Cronnix to back up my Xserver data to my 2nd drive - read Richard
Maclemale's site to see how to do it -
http://homepage.mac.com/richardmaclemale/articles/osx/ cronnix.htm--- he also
give you a link so that you can download Cronnix -- it's free and it works!
Lynne

While Cronnix is easy to use, I think that Mac admins would gain a great deal by learning how to use cron the traditional way as well. We have a crontab basics article on the site.


Also that example uses ditto which is a very handy tool, but not the most efficient here since it copies everything. For local syncing I install pysnc. It respects forked files and only copies the files that have changed since the last backup.

Josh

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Breaking my server to save yours.

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