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Thanks Dave...that did help. Now, my first script is a simple one, based on the example I picked up from the FAQs. I want to copy just the Documents folder to my external FireWire drive so I created a new script that uses these script commands:
(ignore) * (ignore) .* (copy) Volumes/G5 HD/Users/Documents The script is a scheduled Smart Update that repairs file perms before running and then shuts SuperDuper down after finishing. I called up the script in SuperDuper's window and then ran the copy now to test it. It appears to run and then quits when done, deletes files from the destination drive but does not copy any files to the destination drive. Any ideas why it does not copy files and does not issue an error because it did not copy files? |
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