Kimball writes:
> Update: MacOS X does funky permissions on this drive - when I first
> sent the original mail, I was logged in as root, and the ownerships
> were appearing as unknown:unknown for everything on this drive - but
> when I logged in as the backuppc user, the ownership appears as the
> backuppc user for both user and group.
>
> The other odd thing is that the first 5 backups are browseable, but
> backups 6-10 are not.
>
> The first 5 were small test backups of a single directory on my
> machine, then I added several more directories, and now they are
> not browseable.
It could be due to the .DS_Store directory:
-rw-r----- 1 unknown unknown 6148 Sep 24 15:31 .DS_Store
When you select "Browse backups" it tries to pick the first
share by looking in the top level directory. It will pick
.DS_Store, which isn't a valid backup share.
Is this something related to resource forks? Why is it there?
Craig
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