I think they just did that to save some typing. The end result is you'll
do rsync -rvv and then the path to the two folders. You can abbreviate
the folder for your account with a ~ symbol. So the first part would
typically be
rsync -rvv ~/Music
followed by the path to your destination. The de
This is really helpful. I noticed in the article that it talks about dragging
the origin and destination paths into the terminal window. Does this work with
VO? Thanks.
Marc
On Apr 12, 2012, at 8:13 PM, Chris Blouch wrote:
> I used to do this for my itunes folder with rsync in the terminal but
I used to do this for my itunes folder with rsync in the terminal but
then I got tired or it and just copied my whole folder over to the
external drive. There is an article on doing this with rsync here:
http://extrafuture.com/2007/06/07/how-to-back-up-your-itunes-music-with-rsync-on-mac-os-x/
Hi List,
Has anyone had VoiceOver success with software to mirror a folder to a
harddrive or the reverse? I want to keep my music folder backed up to an
external disc. I have tried File Sync to no avail. Would love to hear people's
recommendations. Thanks.
Marc
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