Actually looks like a shell script, I had found this before and just now refound it.
apparently updated version!! http://homepage.mac.com/mattouellette/ seems to take you there or... http://homepage.mac.com/mattouellette/.cv/mattouellette/Public/tarw_1.0.5. tgz-binhex.hqx this does the exact thing of special processing the resource forks. probably needs to be tested. On Tuesday, October 9, 2001, at 05:31 AM, Gilmore-Baldwin, John wrote: > An optimistic thought, indeed. This assumes, of course, that your RAID > setup never gets hosed, that users never delete a file they need, your > site never suffers a fire, etc. > > We do mirroring, and rotate backups offsite. Not everyone needs to > exercise that level of paranoia, but we do. > > And, it's even possible to have both sides of a mirror fail at once. It > even happened to me once. (OK, we were using Micropolis drives, so maybe > we got what we deserved, but still.) > > I concur with some people's assessment that Mac OS X should include at > least some primitive backup solution that writes to tape (at least in > the server version). Though I am happy they include RAID software, it's > not necessarily enough for everyone. > > All that said, I saw a perl script once that (tarw) on macosxhints.com > that purports to handle backups. Can't say much else about it (like > whether is solves any of the problems posed), but at least I get to > mention perl in this thread. > > John Gilmore-Baldwin > >> ---------- >> From: Cranz, Gregory >> Sent: Monday, October 8, 2001 2:52 PM >> To: Cranz, Gregory; [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Subject: RE: slightly off topic - looking for backup solution >> >> OS 10.1 includes SoftRAID. >> >> For disaster recovery, mirror your drives & do hardware redundancy. >> Aliases >> will no longer be an issue, and you will not have to restore your >> data. >> Just go buy a new drive mechanism when you hose one. >> >> - gregor42 >> >> > > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- reply directly to: Jim Cooper mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] iMedia, Ltd. Tokyo http://www.ai-media.co.jp ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
