automatic remount of target volume

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automatic remount of target volume

Postby Spica on Thu Jul 08, 2010 8:33 am

Hi there, I am testing the syncronising and wonder, if it is possible to have an automatet remount of the targetvolume after an error. e.g. I want to backup to an volume over adsl an have some connection errors during long backupprocesses. So sometime the volume is vanished an superflexible gives the error ”target volume is full“ or so. What I need is an remount or check, if the volume is still mountet, or an full cancel of the process and automated restart of the backupprocess. Is that possible to configure yet?
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Re: automatic remount of target volume

Postby superflexible on Thu Jul 08, 2010 8:45 am

Yes. First to make sure that the program always finds the correct mount point, use the following syntax for the target path:

VolumeName:/Folder

rather than /Volumes/VolumeName/Folder

In addition, use the "Mount Volumes..." option on the tab sheet "Job".
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Re: automatic remount of target volume

Postby Spica on Fri Jul 09, 2010 3:17 am

I think, your description means the automatic mount on start of an process. I have already mananaged this, so when I manually start a backupt the volume gets mountet.

The question is, what happens, when the mounted volume dissapears caused by an connection failure. Or did I miss an automated remounting, that I am looking for?
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Re: automatic remount of target volume

Postby superflexible on Fri Jul 09, 2010 4:22 am

No, the job must be re-run. Automatic re-running settings are available on the tab sheet Access&Retries -> Waiting and Retrying.
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Re: automatic remount of target volume

Postby Spica on Fri Jul 09, 2010 6:17 am

Ah, thank you. I found it now and will test it.
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