OK, I'm running Retrospect 4.3 on my Mac, and I cannot, for the LIFE
of me, get automated scripts to run.
I guess I might just be confused on how this is "supposed" to work,
so I'll describe what I'm doing, and hopefully someone can tell me
which part of it is wrong. ;-)
[ First, I've confirm
I suggested these a while back, but figured couldn't hurt to try again.
It would be nice to be able to make segmented backup file sets,
similar to what is done when backing up to removable media that holds
more than 2GB. Ideally, the segment size would be configurable by the
user (similar to
Hi all,
I'm running Retrospect 4.2 on a Mac G4 server. We had an older version of
Retrospect on a G3 server, and every morning when I checked the computer,
when I moved the mouse, Retrospect would put up a dialog box telling me that
the script executed successfully, and then I needed to put a new
>Neither process worked, so I'm at a loss as to exactly how this
>SHOULD be done. Can someone give me sorta a step-by-step of what I'm
>doing wrong? Unless I'm blind as well, I don't see any "simple
>walkthrough" in the manual. :(
Hi Derek,
This really does work...honest. Before I would conje
Hi, Retrospect Runners,
This is an easy question, I think, but I can't find it addressed in
the User's Guide. (Note I didn't say it's not *in* the User's
Guide; just that I can't find it. :-)
I created a backup set based on a selector I built. After I did the
first backup to that backup set,
Hi Stewart,
on 21/8/00 11:11 AM, Stewart Macdonald at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have the little "Notify for Failures and Media" option selected, and I had
> assumed that this would notify me, but no notification do I receive.
I'd suggest that you now have Retrospect set to Quit on completion
At 9:11 PM -0500 8/20/00, Pam Lefkowitz wrote:
>1) what does the log say?
Aboslutely nothing (well, it shows the times that I started the
software, quit the software, etc., but nothing related to the
automated backup)
>2) do you have any error messages in modal/non-modal boxes (like backup
>fa
Malcolm McLeary ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) recycled some electrons by writing:
> I'd suggest that you now have Retrospect set to Quit on completion of
> scripts where previously you had it set to keep running.
Currently it is set to quit, and it was set to quit on the old machine as
well.
> How would
...
> This really does work...honest. Before I would conjecture on what's
> happening at your site I'd like to ask you some questions.
>
> Like:
> 1) what does the log say?
> 2) do you have any error messages in modal/non-modal boxes (like backup
> failed with error "blah blah blah")?
> 3) did you
On this subject of feature request, I've got a rather simple one.
When running a backup server, the window displays last backup, when
the next backup is due, and a date. I'd also like to see in the
summary window which backup set the client belongs to.
Currently you have to click on the indiv
> I created a backup set based on a selector I built. After I did the
> first backup to that backup set, suddenly I realized that, oops,
> there are more files I should have included in it.
>
> Can I now modify that selector, adding another condition to included
> the files I forgot to originall
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