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osascript ~/Documents/SuperDuper/Finish\ Backup.scpt Boot & The AppleScript script is: on run {backupDisk} tell application "Finder" set modification date of file ((path to documents folder as string) ¬ & "SuperDuper:" & backupDisk & " Date") to current date end tell (other stuff here) end run Another AppleScript (run at startup) reads the dummy file modification date and notifies me when it's time for the next backup. This has all proven to be extremely reliable. Last edited by billearl; 12-29-2010 at 03:08 PM. |
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