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Re: BRU, tape drives and XServe




On Dec 10, 2007, at 11:31 AM, Ed Pastore wrote:

On Dec 10, 2007, at 1:59 PM, Edward R. Marczak wrote:

Note that Time Machine won't backup logged in File Vaulted users. Since I recommend FV for all mobile users, this unfortunately blows this out of the water as a real option.

I've been wondering why Apple imposed that restriction, as I cannot identify a technological limitation that would preclude active backups (or TM browsing) by a logged-in FV user. I haven't played with TM (or 10.5) in my office much, but on my personal computer I have noticed that I can easily mount the diskimage on my FV drive and browse its contents. So if I can access the image, why can't Time Machine?

TM does FileVault backups like it does as otherwise your TM disk would be a nice, unencrypted, history of all your data.


If you recreate your FileVault on 10.5 it should be a tiny bit faster as it will use a sparsebundle image rather than a vanilla sparse image.

Josh

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