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From the terminal:
tar -cvzf session_archive.tar.gz <path-to-sessions-folder>
That'll create a g-zipped and tarred file, "session_archive.tar.gz" for
you. You could put this in a cron job too, to automate it (Cronnix is a
good GUI tool for this).
-Scott
On Sunday, January 13, 2002, at 04:03 PM, Sam I Am wrote:
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> Hey! That works great. I also just realized how big my Sessions
> folder is getting. Does anyone know a way I can make all the session
> files in a folder into one big file for archiving?
> -Sam 8')
>> Here's a nice, quick & easy way to search through fire's previous
>> conversations sessions using sherlock that I thought I'd share.
>>
>> 1: Locate the sessions folder ~/Library/Application
>> Support/Fire/Sessions/ . Highlight any .session logs & select get info
>> from the file menu. Select Open With... from the pull-down menu select
>> or add any text reader you wish them to open in and press apply to all
>> (This will only affect items which have the .sessions extension which
>> fire uses).
>>
>> 2: Open Sherlock to the files search pane and drag the Sessions folder
>> into it from the finder. It will begin to index automatically.
>>
>> 3: To search, simply highlight/check the newly added sessions folder
>> and select Contents instead of File Names, and type any keywords you
>> remember from your wanted conversation.
>>
>> 4: You can now use Sherlock to search for anything you've ever
>> discussed in fire. Just double-click any of the results & they will
>> open in the text viewer/editor you have chosen.
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