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How to Run an Automator Workflow to a Schedule
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And there's a GUI wrapper for rsync which includes scheduling.
Backuplist+ Make sure you pick the download suitable for your version of OS X from that page.
Because Apple can lag with various bits of CLI software, Backuplist+ contains an up to date version of of rsync, compiled with suitable options for the job in hand..Last edited by Sysman; 1 August 2012, 15:32.
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You can use cron to do regular jobs but the recommended Apple way is to use launchd. A couple of utilities exist to help you create the plist files used by launchd:
Lingon open sauce version - free but no more development
Lingon 3 - a whole $3 from the App Store
I was happy with the first one to get me going. I now roll my own.
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I have a folder on my MacBook Pro that I would like regularly backed up to another folder on the same machine, whats the easiest way to do this, on windows I know I can just create a scheduled task to run a simple script, whats the equivalent on a Mac? Automator looks a bit more workflowy for what I needTags: None
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