al <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Macintosh 5.2 client
We have a large installed base of Mac systems here and we are unable to
use
the Tivoli OSX client because it still requires that the users be logged
in
in order to receive a scheduled backup. This completely defeats the
security features i
We have a large installed base of Mac systems here and we are unable to use
the Tivoli OSX client because it still requires that the users be logged in
in order to receive a scheduled backup. This completely defeats the
security features incorporated into the OSX product. I have submitted a
reque
The scheduler and scheduler daemon work fine. But my caveat is that
I haven't tried to run it as 'root', only from a logged on (and left
on) user. Ideally, I'd like it to run as the Windows scheduler does,
backing up even if no one is logged on. This may be implemented, but
I haven't found it or fi
Gretchen,
How's the scheduler working??? That's something my MAC guys have been
complaining about for a long time.
At 01:50 PM 7/9/2003 -0400, you wrote:
Well, on the whole, I'm happier with this client than I have
been in a long time. There is unicode support, so make sure
that you have 'autofsr
Well, on the whole, I'm happier with this client than I have
been in a long time. There is unicode support, so make sure
that you have 'autofsrename yes' in the client files or just
update the node on the server.
A couple of oddities, though.
1) There isn't an exclude.dir for the OS X System folde
