http://tri-edre.com/cgi-bin/forum/en/en.cgi Forum Index en SimpleForum Pro 4.6.2 TRI-EDRE's forum - Powered by SimpleForum Pro 4.6.2 RemoveThissupport@tri-edre.fr http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Mon, 7 May 2012 06:42:27 GMT Hello, Tri-BACKUP can copy missing files as well as the more recent versions of modified files. The problem can be with modified files. For example, if the file containing the indexes was modified on the 2 Macs using Lightroom, I am not sure that result will be correct. This depends on how the application (Lightroom in this case) manage the links between the data. If the settings and changes on pictures are in separate files (for example in XMP files), the synchro will give a better result … Sun, 6 May 2012 05:45:46 GMT Can this software sync the Lightroom pictures from my desktop Mac to my laptop Mac, both ways? Thu, 3 May 2012 19:54:24 GMT I have Tri-backup 5.3.3 installed and Lion. I am getting E4 and E16 errors every time I try to back. I found the error codes and what they mean but that does not help as to why it is happening. I have correct permissions on the destination drive which is a server. I have checked permissions on the mac side as well and verified are correct and correct for all contents in folders as well. I can go to other machines, login with the same user account and run Tri-backup fine to the server. Just this … Fri, 27 Apr 2012 12:39:43 GMT Hello, The volume is NOT mounted. The one you see is the disk containing the disk images (sparsebundle) created by Time Machine. You must double-click the disk image (from the Finder) to mount the volume containing the Time Machine data (it must have a folder named "Backups.backupdb" at the root of the volume... already said). Thierry Rolland Fri, 27 Apr 2012 11:07:23 GMT Thierry the volume is mounted Back in time sees 2 sparsebundle in the right hand side There is a message underneath - double click to mount When I do this the app hangs Thu, 26 Apr 2012 12:12:13 GMT Hello, You must mount the volume containing the Time Machine data (in a folder named "Backups.backupdb") in order to have Back-In-Time able to use it. Back-In-Time has some features to help you do that, but you can do it manually. Thierry Rolland Thu, 26 Apr 2012 06:50:44 GMT Thierry Merci I had been told the Macbook was running Snow Leopard - it was in fact running 10.5.8 so I download Back in Time 2.03 and that installs and runs OK the software should check the OS version Now in Back in Time I can see two disk volumes and it says to double click to mount I do this on one volume and after 1 hour the application still hangs - I have to use Force quit to stop the application Thu, 26 Apr 2012 06:43:01 GMT Hello, This happens when Back-In-Time cannot change the privileges in a process inside its package, either because BIT is damaged, or is located in a wrong disk/folder, or you do not enter the correct admin password (the one you enter for every System update). 1/ Check that your System is compatible with the version of Back-In-Time you are using. 2/ Open Disk Utility and repair the permissions of the startup disk. 3/ Re-download and re-install the latest version of Back-In-Time (in the / … Wed, 25 Apr 2012 22:29:42 GMT I have just purchased back in time I tried to install and drag it to the apps folder. I then startup the software and it asks for the admin password I enter this (it's the only account on the Macbook) and it gives an error about privileges I did a search on the forum and see there is another unsoved topic on this subject Tue, 10 Apr 2012 07:34:56 GMT [quoted] [b]Thierry wrote:[/b] Hello, There is no reason that Back-In-Time creates (or launch) a new occurrence of the Finder. You should check that your System is not corrupted. First thing to do is to repair the permissions of your startup disk with Disk Utility. Thierry Rolland [/quoted]Understood, but that's what happened. No other programs were running and permissions were fine. It hasn't happened since, so who knows? Thanks!