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Re: IFW Backup Batch Script by Tom Cole - 07-Mar-2022

Posted: Tue Aug 02, 2022 11:34 pm
by TAC109
@anastrophe
First, thank you for your kind words. I often wonder if these batch scripts are of use to other users, so it is good to hear some positive feedback!

Second, I must apologise for the bad download link. I have corrected it just now.

Thirdly, could you let me know of the problems you are having using the IFW_Backup scripts, either on the forum or to my email address in the documentation. This will enable me to make any required improvements.

Kind regards

Re: IFW Backup Batch Script by Tom Cole - 03-Aug-2022

Posted: Sun Aug 07, 2022 11:27 pm
by anastrophe
Regrettably I am still getting the same error. I've checked the IFW_Env.cmd file, it has the correct disk selected as before "(set par0=/d:w2)". The script chooses the correct source disk, attempts to begin incremental imaging, then fails with "IFW error code = 8". I've attached screenshots which give better clarity into the exact machinations. I've double checked the disk ID, it is as specified, and I've performed a full backup directly from IFW itself using the same settings.

Puzzling.

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Re: IFW Backup Batch Script by Tom Cole - 03-Aug-2022

Posted: Mon Aug 08, 2022 2:50 am
by TeraByte Support
your partitioning or signature changed on the source drive, you'll need to create a new full.

Re: IFW Backup Batch Script by Tom Cole - 03-Aug-2022

Posted: Mon Aug 08, 2022 5:12 am
by anastrophe
Interesting and odd. No changes to my hardware/partitions/etc since last full backup, only change had been updating IFW itself. But indeed, forcing a new full appears to have "cured" it. Thank you very much!

Re: IFW Backup Batch Script by Tom Cole - 21-Oct-2023

Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2023 1:30 am
by TAC109
21-Oct-2023 Vn 4.18 - Enhancements.
  • Added an alternate 'set rax' (Run After) entry in the IFW_Env.cmd file, which can be used to strip any MyDefrag logs from the combined log that can be viewed with the 'TBI Notify' utility.
  • Clarified some documentation.

Re: IFW Backup Batch Script by Tom Cole - 21-Oct-2023

Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2023 4:56 am
by TeraByte Support
Thanks Tom.

Re: IFW Backup Batch Script by Tom Cole - 21-Oct-2023

Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2023 10:11 pm
by TAC109
TeraByte Support wrote: Sun Oct 22, 2023 4:56 am Thanks Tom.
:D

Re: IFW Backup Batch Script by Tom Cole - 21-Oct-2023

Posted: Wed Nov 01, 2023 5:46 pm
by YesAndNo
Thank you Tom, much appreciated.

When I ran the IFW_Backup_Set_up_4.18 to update my current scripts, where the new 'sets' were shown, it also showed a lot of the script itself. I presume not intentional, thought I should let you know.

Re: IFW Backup Batch Script by Tom Cole - 21-Oct-2023

Posted: Wed Nov 01, 2023 10:18 pm
by TAC109
Hi YesAndNo

The screenshot looks completely normal if the update was from a version prior to Vn 4.16. It is showing the additional entries that were created from Vn 4.16 up to the current Vn 4.18. This report is designed to bring these additions to your attention in case you wish to make use of these new options.

The 'set rax' run-after entries do involve a few lines of batch code to be executed, if one of these entries is activated. Here is a quote from that part of the IFW_Env.cmd file:
Use one of the default rax entries to make the latest logs available to
the 'TBI_Notify' utility. You can change the number in 'set num=10' in
the first line to specify how many of the latest old logs to append,
or you can set this to -1 to append all the logs.

Select either the first 'rax' entry to make the complete logs available
or use the second 'rax' entry which suppresses any MyDefrag logs from
the copied files.
Cheers

Re: IFW Backup Batch Script by Tom Cole - 21-Oct-2023

Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2023 3:59 pm
by YesAndNo
Okay, thanks a lot Tom.