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10-07-2009, 10:25 PM
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starts a backup on both logins at same time!
I set up a backup schedule.
Superduper doesn't need to be running - it will automatically start itself at the due schedule time. My problem - It starts itself on 2 different users ! I've only ever set it up on my login - which it starts its scheduled backup on. But - it also loads itself to do the scheduled backup on the other login - which then fails (as it's already in progress on my login). Any ideas on what I have done wrong or how I should set this up so it doesnt do it? Latest superduper and snow leopard on a mac mini thanks 
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10-07-2009, 10:32 PM
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That's... weird. I don't see how it could start itself on a login that it's not set up for. Our schedule runs with a user-specific crontab!
If you start SD! under that other account, are there any schedules listed?
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