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Thanks for putting together a simple solution with a great README 😄
However, I attempted to use this handy script and was greeted with an ocean of "No such file or directory" errors
Here is one example
cp: /Users/larryvar/folders/vt/s5[TRUNCATED]/IMG_4874.PNG: No such file or directory
The username us simply larry . E.g.
larry
==$ echo $HOME /Users/larry
It looks like a bad separator match or something?
The only line that looked like it could be responsible for the bug is https://github.com/PeterKaminski09/baskup/blob/master/baskup.sh#L56, but I haven't dug super deep.
Oh, and a bonus feature, imo, would be a second flag/function to walk through the directories and create a merged "All Attachments" dir.
Cheers, CP
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Backup All Attachments
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added a flag to backup all attachments to a separate folder to address PeterKaminski09#28
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Thanks for putting together a simple solution with a great README 😄
However, I attempted to use this handy script and was greeted with an ocean of "No such file or directory" errors
Here is one example
The username us simply
larry
. E.g.It looks like a bad separator match or something?
The only line that looked like it could be responsible for the bug is https://github.com/PeterKaminski09/baskup/blob/master/baskup.sh#L56, but I haven't dug super deep.
Oh, and a bonus feature, imo, would be a second flag/function to walk through the directories and create a merged "All Attachments" dir.
Cheers,
CP
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: