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From: | Chad McKay |
Subject: | [rdiff-backup-users] Change of file names possible? |
Date: | Mon, 17 Nov 2008 18:05:59 -0500 |
Hi all, Rdiff-backup is almost exactly the tool I am looking for.
With a few changes it would be perfect for my particular needs. I needed
to store copies of the increment files not diffs – so I edited the source
code and got that working. However, I have two other tweaks I would like to
make but I’m not a Python guy at all. I can sometimes muddle through (more
perl experience) but I can’t find in the code where I would do two
things: 1.
Make the rdiff-backup-data and increments dirs readable
for all users 2.
Change the file naming convention to preserve the
original extension The reason being, I’d like my users to be able to open
the older versions if they need to right from a samba share. And, of course it
would be much more convenient for them to open the file with the correct extension
rather than renaming/copying it. E.g. if the file was saved as: Test.2008-11-17-T17:54:21-05:00.txt rather than: Test.txt. 2008-11-17-T17:54:21-05:00.snapshot It would appear to the program as the correct file type and
open. Then they could save it where they like with a new name. Any help/suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks in advance for your consideration, Chad McKay |
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