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Change Backup Date & Time
 I'm not really sure about the default backup date & time in our Unix system and I would like to change it to a convienient time...how do I do that? Please help?Last edited by EbeyeJJ; 09-06-2005 at 01:13 AM.. |
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I"m not sure there is one. What OS?
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