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Command line instructions on Minimwatch
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23-06-2021, 23:17
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RE: Command line instructions on Minimwatch
Brilliant simbun!!
I did what you said and it works. This is the full content of my desktop Mac "batch file" called NAS.sh ================================ #!/bin/bash rsync -avh --progress /Volumes/Don6Tb/MAIN/ /Volumes/share/MAIN 2> ~/Desktop/rsyncErrorsMELCO.txt /Applications/MinimWatch.app/Contents/mscript -a 192.168.0.7:9790 /Applications/MinimWatch.app/Contents/rescan.txt ================================= I made a txt file with just the word rescan in it, and popped it into the Minimwatch app Contents folder for safe keeping. Now when I run the NAS.sh file it moves all new and updated files to the Melco and then rescans. It is possible to see it doing this via Minimwatch- Show Log - verbose. Thanks again. Donuk Happy Downtown York |
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Command line instructions on Minimwatch - Donuk - 23-06-2021, 12:53
RE: Command line instructions on Minimwatch - simbun - 23-06-2021, 14:31
RE: Command line instructions on Minimwatch - Donuk - 23-06-2021, 17:43
RE: Command line instructions on Minimwatch - simoncn - 23-06-2021, 20:27
RE: Command line instructions on Minimwatch - simbun - 23-06-2021, 20:35
RE: Command line instructions on Minimwatch - Donuk - 23-06-2021 23:17
RE: Command line instructions on Minimwatch - Donuk - 24-06-2021, 13:59
RE: Command line instructions on Minimwatch - simbun - 24-06-2021, 16:11
RE: Command line instructions on Minimwatch - simoncn - 24-06-2021, 21:32
RE: Command line instructions on Minimwatch - Donuk - 24-06-2021, 23:06
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