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I have a large Windows file server with about 2TB of data, about half of that is over 2 years old (based on modification date). What would be the best way of archiving off that old data, using scripts or whatever, but without spending big money on a full...
Started by 20th Century Boy on
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Rsync will check which files have been modified since the last time they were backed up and ... .
Even if the server is Windows (which mine are) you can backup with a Linux computer or even use a Windows version of Rsync .
I do all of my backups with Rsync.
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Is there a neat archiving library that automatically handles archiving a folder or directories for you out there? I am using Jython, so Java libs are also open for use. -UPDATE- Also Im looking for timestamp archiving. ie
archive-dir/2008/11/16/zipfilebypreference...
Started by Setori on
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You can use java.util.zip, when I was using Jython the built in zip library in python didn't work
You have either the:
gzip library used here in a Jython servlet:
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet import cStringIO import gzip import string def compressBuf... .
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Hey, I'm looking for an archiving library that functions like GNU's tar, but without any dependencies. I need some sort of archiving format to manage resources in my game engine and am still iffy about rolling my own.
Started by Orm on
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Files? If yes I don't understand what's wrong with tar?
If you mean for your data structures (I see the question is tagged as C++) then try boost::serialization
Take a look at the BSD libarchive .
You mean for..
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I use exchange for my emails on which I think I am running low on space. Yesterday Outlook prompted me about archiving email to reduce the size of my Inbox. What does archiving emails actually do and will the emails that are archived get removed from ...
Started by Connor W on
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Archiving moves emails.
Outlook will prompt you to do this whether or not you are low on space .
Archiving in Outlook basically means that all e-mails matching the criteria for AutoArchiving.
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What should I do about archiving Exchange mailboxes? People in the company are complaining of slow performance with their Outlook - these people have mailboxes over 5GB...
I want to know what is best practice for archiving old mail that is being used ...
Started by The Woo on
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I don't like them archiving to their local drive because I think of local archiving feature if you....
I like my users to use auto-archiving, placing the archive files in their home folder on the server.
Access or activesync.
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I've implemented an save on applicationWillTerminate and load on applicationWillFinishLoading. There is a complete object tree, all implement the NSCoding protocol and I've check the types I enter.
One of the classes also stores an NSMutableData to the...
Started by Ger Teunis on
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For....
To clarify - what do you do with the bools and int? Can you post some code?
For the bool and int, there are two methods: encodeBool:forKey: and encodeInt:forKey: (taken from the NSKeyedArchiver reference ) .
Sorry, cannot comment with my reputation.
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My inbox currently has somewhat over 20000 mails, so I've decided to make some order inside it.
Everybody says "archive it", so I looked into it, and there are just a few things confusing me:
- first, did I understand correctly, that archiving means just...
Started by ldigas on
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Gmail's Help site has a page on archiving (complete with video) that might help clarify....
First, did I understand correctly, that archiving means just removing the inbox tag (the mail instructions on setting up IMAP access for your account.
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Hi all - I have the following class:
@interface SpWindow : NSWindow <NSCoding> { BOOL _editMode; SpBgView *bgView; } ...
... which I then call archive on. My encode method is as follows:
- (void) encodeWithCoder:(NSCoder *)aCoder { NSLog(@"encodeWithCoder...
Started by Dave Carpeneto on
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Straight from the NSWindow....
OK, it looks like I'm a victim of my meddling with the MVC-model - NSview & NSWindow don't do the NSCoding thing .
Does your class implement the entire protocol or just encodeWithCoder? Methods marked "required" are not optional .
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I'm having trouble setting up a model object to save the visual state of user generated CALayers in a simple graphics application for the iphone.
I'm attempting to save the background color and frame of all the current layers on screen by passing those...
Started by Joe Ricioppo on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You certainly want to retain the color in initWithCoder:
color = [[coder decodeObjectForKey:@"color"] retain];
or, with the dot syntax as color was... .
You are over-releasing layerColor : You don't own it ( layerDataObject does), but you are releasing it .
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I really like the way gmail has the archive system implemented. I can archive any file after adding a tag to it (if needed) and I can search for it whenever I want to. Is there any program in Windows/Linux which behaves in a similar fashion?
Started by Strider on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Good luck.
Thing to do in your own file system, since you are not actually "archiving" anything.
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