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Re: Has anyone written an install database conduit?



I have cron jobs and mail filters that drop files into
.pilotmgr/Installer. One thing to remember the order of the
conduits matters (under Properties), so think about whether you want
Installer to run first or Backup...

- Jim




Adam Stein writes:
 > The way the Installer conduit works is to copy the file(s) you select to upload 
 > to its directory (normally ~/.pilotmgr/Installer).  When you sync, Installer 
 > will delete each file after it's been uploaded.  If the sync is interrupted, 
 > those files not uploaded will still be in the Installer directory.
 > 
 > Maybe what you can do is have a cron job to copy your file every night (or as 
 > often as needed) to the Installer directory.  Any files in the Installer 
 > directory (no matter how they go there) will be uploaded when the conduit run.
 > 
 >                                                 Adam
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