James Bucanek wrote: Method #2: Wait for the QRecall 2.0, which will exclude items on a per-item basis. You can either set items that you never want captured in your archive's preferences, or set the capture preferences of any item right in the Finder. Once set, these exclusions apply to all captures, no matter how they are made (interactively or by actions).
Which could bring up the question on when the Beta of QRecall 2.0 is available! .
The last beta timed out last night and therefore stopped working in the mid of the nightly capture. I updated to the newest beta but the scheduler always crashes with what looks like a null pointer dereferencing - here is the crash log:
I've run a first capture to an archive lying on a network volume at an AEBS. Before 1.2 the capture took something like 16 hours. Now it ran through in just about 3 hours.
A more than 5-fold speedup!!! Is this actually expected?
I did actually use the machine while the capture ran and I didn't see much slow downs or something like that. And by the way: Yes this was a full capture with ignoring of the filesystem change history.
So I guess this beta is quite promising! Good Work so far!
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You can either set items that you never want captured in your archive's preferences, or set the capture preferences of any item right in the Finder. Once set, these exclusions apply to all captures, no matter how they are made (interactively or by actions).
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