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Thank you for this really great tool! The question I’m asking might seem a bit weird, given that it’s not exactly in the original philosophy of Mackup: I’m looking for a way to back up all my settings, but since I’ve been having a couple of issues with Mackup recently, I’m a bit scared to use it again in its original form. (For mysterious reasons, BetterTouchTool and Hazel started behaving weirdly, and it took me hours of debugging until I found out it came from Mackup.)
However, Mackup knows where the config files are, knows how to back them up, and so I thought maybe there’s a way of scheduling backups with Mackup, without the symlink part? It’s slightly less comfortable, but still extremely efficient, I guess? The scheduling would of course be done with OS tools, I would just use some switch in Mackup that would do, ideally versioned, backups of the settings of my programs.
Hello,
Thank you for this really great tool! The question I’m asking might seem a bit weird, given that it’s not exactly in the original philosophy of Mackup: I’m looking for a way to back up all my settings, but since I’ve been having a couple of issues with Mackup recently, I’m a bit scared to use it again in its original form. (For mysterious reasons, BetterTouchTool and Hazel started behaving weirdly, and it took me hours of debugging until I found out it came from Mackup.)
However, Mackup knows where the config files are, knows how to back them up, and so I thought maybe there’s a way of scheduling backups with Mackup, without the symlink part? It’s slightly less comfortable, but still extremely efficient, I guess? The scheduling would of course be done with OS tools, I would just use some switch in Mackup that would do, ideally versioned, backups of the settings of my programs.
Is this something, @lra, that you could envision?
All the best to you all!
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