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Snow Leopard Note: Backup Bouncer 0.2.0 and higher work properly on Snow Leopard. However, as of OS X 10.6.1, the rsync that Apple shipped has a bug that causes it to hang on the 90-fifo test. You can use Control-C to interrupt the test or move it out of the tests.d directory so it is skipped. Hey there OS X user! Do you back up your files? Of course you do! (Right? Right???) But do your backups work? Really? Are you sure? Have you checked? Backup Bouncer is here to help keep the ugly backup tools out of the club. It’s a command-line-based test suite that makes it easy to find out how bad (or good, if you’re lucky) your backup software is. It aims to be a comprehensive test for preservation of all OS X file metadata. The initial release tests for preservation of:
Backup Bouncer can do many things to make testing easy for you. It can:
It also includes an Download version 0.2.0 here Backup Bouncer’s source is now hosted at github. If you find a bug or want to request a feature, please open an issue there. Here’s the project page: http://github.com/n8gray/Backup-Bouncer Changelog: 0.2.0: Removed ctool to solve Snow Leopard build problems. Fixed the order of operations in the combo-test.
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