Re: Important iTools 6.5 and Jaguar Information

[Terry Allen <hmag@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>From the frequency of back-up related posts / issues that could be avoided
>with proper backups.. I think Terry's suggestion is right on. At the very
>lest a list of all files and locations in the support FAQ. A downloadable
>script that would tar all the config files would be grand.  Once the script
>is complete I think a 'backup button' would be a great addition to a future
>release of the iTools interface.
>
>SAB
>
>On 8/27/02 2:30 PM, "Terry Allen" <hmag@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> a: give us a list of the config files & their locations for iTools or
>> b: give us a utility which would back those files up prior to the update to
>10.2
>
Hi again,
        Having installed Psync for backup purposes (it's free & preserves
all permissions etc...), I guess it's just a matter of writing a script
which will do it automatically. I mirrored the entire server drive for
safety's sake.
        Maybe, as Psync is a free Perl module, Tenon could use that for the
backup utility.


        Bye for now, Terry Allen
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