HelloIs it a very bad idea to run rdiff-backup version 1.01 and 1.04 together? that is, local machine (client, Mac OS X) runs 1.04 and remote machine (server, Solaris 10) runs 1.01 ?
I've just tried backing up the /etc directory from the remote Solaris 10 box and it's changed some directory names.
Eg, etc/X11 has become etc/;08811 etc/X11 is a standard directory: /etc # ls -ld X11 drwxr-xr-x 6 root other 512 May 6 16:50 X11 and: etc/TIMEZONE has become etc/;084;073;077;069;090;079;078;069 etc/TIMEZONE is a symlink to ./default/init Is this normal? It seems bad. Is it because of the different versions? Thank you Jesse Jesse Reynolds [EMAIL PROTECTED] Virtual Artists Pty Ltd - 08 8223 2288 - http://www.va.com.au/
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