On 8/1/07, Dan Smisko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ntbackup can do it. I schedule a batch file that generates the .bks
> file, which has to be little-endian unicode with no FEFF. Then it runs
> ntbackup. I don't know about win2k, but I've copied ntbackup to XP home
> and it works fine.
When you
OK. The list bounced my first message because of the attached .bat file.
And the second because I forgot to delete the attachment.
So now it's just stuck on the end of the message. I hope it doesn't
use up all the % characters in the computer.
Ntbackup can do it. I schedule a batch file that
Barry Robinson wrote:
> I use a batch file then have that batch file run each night about 15
> minutes before my backups start.
> Create a file called kill_outlook.bat or whatever you want as long as
> it ends with a .bat.
>
> In this file place the following
> taskkill /im outlook.exe
>
> Then
FleX wrote:
Barry Robinson ha scritto:
I use a batch file then have that batch file run each night about 15
minutes before my backups start.
Because you know when backup start ... I don't' know it
You can use the pre- and postcommands to run scripts before and after
backups are run. See t
Barry Robinson ha scritto:
> I use a batch file then have that batch file run each night about 15
minutes before my backups start.
Because you know when backup start ... I don't' know it
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Jean-Michel Beuken ha scritto:
> the use of VSS
> (http://blogs.msdn.com/adioltean/archive/2005/01/05/346793.aspx) is a
> solution...
>
It's a great idea, but I cannot use this on W2K or older, but I have an
idea:
I can write a batch file that (the first time) copy all PST files into a
backu
On 7/26/07, David Rees <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 7/26/07, Yaakov Chaikin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > This is a very basic question... After reading the docs, I am unclear
> > on the difference between an incremental backup and a full backup.
> > Since the backups are stored in a pool which
On 7/26/07, Yaakov Chaikin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is a very basic question... After reading the docs, I am unclear
> on the difference between an incremental backup and a full backup.
> Since the backups are stored in a pool which stores JUST the
> difference between the older and newer
Hi,
This is a very basic question... After reading the docs, I am unclear
on the difference between an incremental backup and a full backup.
Since the backups are stored in a pool which stores JUST the
difference between the older and newer files, than what is the
difference then?
Thanks,
Yaakov.
I use a batch file then have that batch file run each night about 15 minutes
before my backups start.
Create a file called kill_outlook.bat or whatever you want as long as it
ends with a .bat.
In this file place the following
taskkill /im outlook.exe
Then in Scheduled Tasks (control panel) creat
Hello,
the use of VSS
(http://blogs.msdn.com/adioltean/archive/2005/01/05/346793.aspx) is a
solution...
with a cron for windows (http://cronw.sourceforge.net/), you can backup
of a opened file in a folder itself 'backuped' by BackupPC
regards
jmb
FleX wrote:
> BackupPc often isn't able to
BackupPc often isn't able to backup pst file, because the file is still
open.
Do you know a workaround to backup these files ? (a way to kill outlook
or something else)
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On 07/26 05:39 , FleX wrote:
> BackupPc often isn't able to backup pst file, because the file is still
> open.
> Do you know a workaround to backup these files ? (a way to kill outlook
> or something else)
Large magnets work very well to kill Outlook.
Humor aside, it's a difficult problem. Sear
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