Darned Eudora IMAP client that every so often decides to check the
server (for no apparent reason)--see my correction below.
>>The easiest way to prevent Retrospect from using temp system memory is to
>>assign it more than 8,192 K in the Finder.
>>
>>Eric Ullman
>>Dantz Development
>
>I don't th
> And in case you're wondering who turned on that 'temp memory' setting when
> you didn't even know it existed - Apparently the 'temp memory' setting was
> recommended a couple of versions ago; since then it has become preferable to
> leave it off. If you upgraded your copy of Retrospect from an e
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opinions of Disney Publishing, etc etc etc.
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> From: Eric Zylstra
> Reply To: retro-talk
> Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2000 3:45 PM
> To: retro-talk
> Subject:
Brad Suinn, an ASIP enginner for Apple, has compiled a list of advice
for making your ASIP Server more stable. Look in the ASIP list
archives, if you can, and look for recent messages from Brad.
In the advice compiled (from a variety of sources) there is the
technique to stop Retrospect from
day, July 12, 2000 10:05 AM
> To: Philip Chonacky
> Cc: retro-talk
> Subject: Re: Is 4.2 compatible with OS 8.6 and ASIP 6.2
>
> I agree, the speed is a lot better. I back up 250 GB locally and 40 GB's
> remotely.
>
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I agree, the speed is a lot better. I back up 250 GB locally and 40 GB's
remotely.
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pardon for butting in,
We are also running an Appleshare server and Retrospect on the same machine - the
advantage to this is the higher datarate from backing up local drives than backing up
over the network.
Apppleshare 5.0.3, Retrospect 4.2 on a Powermac 8500/150 w/256 Meg. RAM; Micronet
DD
I have the Retrospect app on our other Mac server which has the same
setting up just a different RAID. I have to do this until I get this
solved, or I would have two computers crashing after each backup. I have
switch the app and the remote client on the two server and I get the
same problem on wh
c etc.
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> From: Rhona Cash
> Reply To: retro-talk
> Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2000 9:18 AM
> To: retro-talk
> Subject: Is 4.2 compatible with OS 8.6 and ASIP 6.2
>
> Is anyone backing up a Mac ASIP 6.2 server with OS 8.6 using
Is anyone backing up a Mac ASIP 6.2 server with OS 8.6 using the remote
client ver. 4.2A successfully?
Apple has suggested I upgrade to ASIP 6.3 and OS 9 since I am using the
latest Retrospect. Dantz has suggested I format all drives and start
over. I have 300 GB of data that would need to be res
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