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09-30-2006, 02:43 AM
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Another FileVault Qn
Hey Folks,
Since my personal account is Filevaulted, I am logging out of that and using a different one for my backups with SuperDuper. I am trying to create a copy script that would ignore the iTunes library, which is in my personal account, but backup everything else in the computer. However, I do not seem to have permission to access my iTunes folder, since that is in my personal account and not the one I use for Super Duper. Arg! How can I solve this? Stephen 
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