BTW, I am not running RsynX at this point, although I tried it and the
results were the same. Cron settings were made with CronniX.
Here is one of the commands from the script:
echo '--lit+music--';
time rsync -e "ssh -i /Users/admin/.ssh/id_dsa" -azvv
--exclude-from=/Users/admin/Desktop/exclude.txt --delete-excluded
email@hidden.6.3:/Volumes/Lit\\\ Music/ /Volumes/LitMusic_Backup
Here is the root user crontab:
0 0 * * 1,2,3,4,5 /usr/bin/open
/Users/admin/Desktop/rsync.command
Well, you have a the open command running a script that calls yet more
commands. Can you just call the script directly without the open
command? Try sticking it in the system crontab and being explicit about
running it as root.
FYI, you can use a range in that last command if you like. 1-5 or
mon-fri, will work as well.
Josh
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