Backup 1.0 has been released. Get it from Sourceforge I will be uploading up a changlog on the Project Page soon.
Steve
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Backup 1.0 has been released. Get it from Sourceforge I will be uploading up a changlog on the Project Page soon.
Steve
I have now uploaded a working version of 1.0, 1.01. Sorry for the previous incorrect upload. On another note, does anyone want to see any other formats, 7zip, bzip2 or self extracting archive for example included in the next version?
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Steve Lamerton
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Steve Lamerton
Maybe RAR or 7zip
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R McCue
"If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate."
OK, I'll start building!
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Steve Lamerton
I would appreciate 7-zip, as it's damn fast and small.
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Mark Smith | PortableApps.com Developer
I'll put in on the list, however last time I had trouble with archives over 400mb, I''ll look into it though.
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Steve Lamerton
Can't 7z handle 16,000-petabyte files or something like that?
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Mark Smith | PortableApps.com Developer
Last time the command line util corrupted anything >400mb , could have been my shoddy coding though
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Steve Lamerton
Hm. Good luck...
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Mark Smith | PortableApps.com Developer
Probably your 'shoddy coding'
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R McCue
"If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate."
I know that I'm unlikely to backup more than once a day. (Heck, I'll be lucky to remember to do it once a week ) So, why have a separate folder for each date when each will likely have only one file? It makes them that much harder to get to.
How about storing in Destination\ArchiveName@Date-Time instead?
I currently have my USB drive set up to automatically run PStart which then auto runs several other apps. When PStart closes, the process continues to shut down the apps and then unmount/eject the drive.
When I run Backup, what happens to files that are opened by the running apps? Are they backed up or skipped? I did get an error once that implied an open file was the problem but when I ran Backup again, it completed.
How about an option to update an existing backup file rather than create a whole new one?
I'm liking the ideas. As for the file naming I'll put an option in the INI for that, so if you want any other formats speak up now. As for appending, yes I'll consider that. And I think it skips files but I dont rightly know.
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Steve Lamerton
Backup is good for quick backups for me, but I'm wanting something that can do a differential backup, to save time and space. Just an Idea. Prolly a pain to do though.
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I like the idea of a differential backup -- but can 7z do that? Maybe it could use the "Add files to archive" option, choosing not to overwrite files unless they have an older "Date Modified" setting.
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Mark Smith | PortableApps.com Developer
I think that I an do something like that. Might take a while though!
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Steve Lamerton
focus on the core and GUI.
You can do this stuff later. We just want the sweet, sweet, juicy, gooey inside of the chocolate that is Libertà, if, of course, the modules are the layers of chocolate around it.
*drool...*
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R McCue
"If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate."
You know, all this slobber is short-circuiting my USB key. Bad Ryan...
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Mark Smith | PortableApps.com Developer
Better just hope it's not a nut-center
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R McCue
"If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate."
You trying to be means the the Libertà team???
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Steve Lamerton
WHAT YOU SAY?
ALL YOUR BASE ARE BELONG TO US!
MUH HA HA HA HA...HA... ...
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R McCue
"If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the precipitate."
to keep you all updated I have started work on 2.0 with a brand new (Sync like) interface support for zip 7zip and bzip2, and an option for appending backups (maybe).
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Steve Lamerton
Appending files will be easy, no problem at all
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Steve Lamerton
Awesome Steve! Can't wait to give it a whirl.
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Today or tomorrow hopefully.
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Steve Lamerton