said:
Peter,
Thanks a million. I appreciate your taking the time required to crank out
such detailed instructions for running dsync.
You won't hear from me until tomorrow or Wednesday because I just got
myself back on an 8 a.m to 12 p.m. EDT schedule after being on a 8 a.m. to
12 p.m. PDT schedule (primarily for SCOUG-help). Or did I? It is 1:45
a.m. and I still must put out the trash, clean the kitchen and do my
stretching before going to bed. Yuk.
Jack
>jack.huffman@worldnet.att.net wrote:
>>
>> I am thinking of copying c: to l: by running Peter
>> Skye's favorite, dsync, from my maintenance partition
>Jack,
>Following is a dSync configuration file which will
>copy your C: partition to your L: partition.
>A *WARNING* here: dSync is a _synchronization_ program
>and WILL DELETE anything on your L: partition which is
>not on your C: partition. If that's not what you want,
>you can have dSync copy your C: partition into a subdirectory on your L:
>partition (for example, you can copy C: into L:\C\) but you'll need a
>different configuration file than the one which follows.
>- Peter
>##################################################
> Special Jack Huffman dSync configuration file
> ---------------------------------------------
>DSync configuration file to make L: exactly the same as C:
>File name: dSync-C-L.cfg
>Instructions: Put dSync-C-L.cfg in the same directory as dSync.exe
>Example run: dSync -v dSync-C-L.cfg
>where: -v is the Verbose switch and will display all activity on screen
> dSync-C-L.cfg is the configuration file which dSync will use FILE
>STARTS AFTER FOLLOWING DELIMITER LINE:
>##################################################
>; ****************************
>; dSync for OS/2, Config file.
>; (c) 2001,2002 by madded2.
>; ****************************
>; Detailed log switch.
>; Default value = Off, log only results & errors.
>;FullLog = On
>; Log file name.
>; Default value = none, work without logging.
>LogFile = dSync-C-L.log
>; Daemon mode switch.
>; Default value = Off.
>;Daemon = On
>; Time to work, for daemon mode only. In form HH[:MM[:SS]].
>; Default value = 00:00:00 (h:m:s)
>;WorkTime = 01:00
>; Econome CPU usage. 0..100. 0 - full usage, 100 - less usage. ; Default
>value = 0.
>;EconomeCPU = 95
>; Archive attribute usage switch for files.
>; Set it On for better monitoring of files changes. See docs for more
>info. ; Default value = Off.
>UseArchive = On
>; Support for NFS filesystem. Use only if one of mirrored path on NFS
>drive. ; Default value = Off.
>;NFSSupport = On
>; Ignore pathnames case. Do Not change this option ;)
>; Default value = Off.
>;IgnoreCase = On
>; Disk Pathes
>SrcPath = C:\
>DstPath = L:\
>;IgnorePath = C:\OS2\SYSTEM\SWAPPER.DAT
>; NOTE: Additional backup specification sets are allowed.
>##################################################
>FILE ENDS BEFORE PRECEDING DELIMITER LINE.
>End of Jack Huffman dSync configuration file.
>##################################################
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