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• • • Politeness?? - Version: 0.69.3, 3/7/2006 08:23AM PST
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Andreas..
rpinsky ~ You call for help, asking for someone to take pity on you. It would then be courteous for you to acknowledge a response. If you have died in the interim please forgive my disturbing you.
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rpinsky... - Version: 0.69.3, 3/2/2006 04:32AM PST
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Andreas..
The first time you try to use synchronizing CCC offers to download and install psync for you. If you had accepted that offer you wouldn't have all this bother. Use:
psync for CCC (Panther/Tiger)
It's just luck that I spotted your post here. For questions about CCC use:
Bombich forums, and...
look at the Stickies in "Tips" and in "Troubleshooting" and use the Search button. You would have found masses to read about psync, including the one here 'tweaked' by Jacek Stanislawski. If you still have a question post it there in "Troubleshooting".
Andreas ~ moderator, forums.bombich.com
psync for CCC (Panther/Tiger)
It's just luck that I spotted your post here. For questions about CCC use:
Bombich forums, and...
look at the Stickies in "Tips" and in "Troubleshooting" and use the Search button. You would have found masses to read about psync, including the one here 'tweaked' by Jacek Stanislawski. If you still have a question post it there in "Troubleshooting".
Andreas ~ moderator, forums.bombich.com
After several backups, I noticed that a large number of new files were not backed up. Manually running psync in verbose mode (-v3) showed me that some directories were just skipped over withouth the content being analysed, for example a directory with 200 jpegs.
The only way I found to overcome the problem was to delete the .psync.db in the source root.
Can anybody explain what has happended? I thought .psync.db would mainly be used during restore to set access rights, but apprently it also controls what happens during backup. And what is the impact of deleting .psync.db before running a backup? Will it have any negative consequences? What could I do to make backups run as they should without deleing the psync.db first?
Thanks for any help and suggestions.