n't traded them out yet).
System: beige G3, MacOS 9.0.4, RS 4.3, external VXA on built-in SCSI
bus with a CD-R following it on the same bus (cables are all short).
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RS 4.3 running on a separate Mac (ASIP is a client). Server had been
up for 10 days when this occurred.
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I have looked thru the ASIP list archives and Dantz's site, but I
don't find clear directions or suggestions for backing up an
Appleshare server. I'm cross posting this to the ASIP list also.
Is there a FAQ about this somewhere? I'm new to ASIP and must make
sure that I have good backups (and
I am in the throws of moving RS from one machine to another. During
the testing phase, I have it running on both machines (call them A
and B). "A" has RS running and also has the client on it. When "B" is
set to back up A, I get a message that A isn't visible on the network
(I know it is-RS
Yes, that works like a charm-thanks Craig.
Looks like the cause of the original problem (of having a possibly
corrupted file that RS thought was ok) had to do with SCSI voodoo.
Changed the chain around (VXA now last) and things now appear to be
much better.
The additional symptom was that
How does one force a single file to get backed up that RS thinks is
already backed up?
I'm testing a new VXA drive and trying a backup/restore sequence.
Backup ran fine and when trying to restore I get one file that won't
restore. Log states "File "blah blah" appears incomplete." Don't know
Dean Brissinger writes:
On a side note, does Retrospect check for identical files
between backup clients? I have 30 macs with identical system
folders. I really only need to backup those system files once. If
retrospect was so smart, I could do full backups site wide and get
most efficient
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From: Bob Durst [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 13:14:36 -0700
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Storage space smarts
I'm curious as to how smart RS is about storage space on a backup
set. I'll outline the simple
I'm curious as to how smart RS is about storage space on a backup
set. I'll outline the simple situation for the experts to explain to
me how RS handles it.
Computer 1 contains files: A1, B1, C1
Computer 2 contains files: A1, B2, C1
Both are being backed up to the same backup set. In the
Is it possible to move a CD storage set from the proprietary format
that Dantz uses into a more universally readable form? I know that it
works if one has a storage set on removable media (Zips, Jaz etc.)
and then writes the storage set onto CD-R (using Toast to copy the
Zips to CD). These
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