Re: Retrospect and ASIP
Re: Retrospect and ASIP
- Subject: Re: Retrospect and ASIP
- From: Dave Huber <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 19 Sep 2002 08:47:00 -0500
on 9/19/02 3:18 AM, email@hidden (email@hidden) wrote
the following pearls of wisdom:
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Hi,
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I thought Retro had a pref to turn off (lock out) AppleShare, during a
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backup? Scriptable?
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Is it the Retro Mac that is being backed up, or another one?
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Hope That Helps, &B-) Ian
Yes, Retrospect does have an option to lockout AppleShare IP file services.
This allows for a proper backup, but I would still like file services to be
turned on in the morning before teachers and students try to log in. I
currently have to manually turn ASIP back on. I am hoping to be able to
turn on ASIP with a script.
-Dave Huber
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> Hello all,
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> I am attempting to learn AppleScript, but I don't think I have time to wait
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> to
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> learn this one the hard way...
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> Does anyone know if AppleShare IP (6.3.3) file services can be disabled and
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> enabled using an AppleScript? If so, could you please throw the code my way?
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> I need to be able to disable file services each night before Retrospect
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> performs a backup. Failure to do so results in about 30% of my files
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> becoming
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> flagged as "in use."
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> Thank you very much,
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> -Dave Huber
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