Apple has now updated their support article to make this the work around rather than that "manual TimeMachine" silliness.
Got a tip for us?
Let us know
Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
Time Machine + Aperture Bug
- Thread starter MacRumors
- Start date
- Sort by reaction score
Apple has now updated their support article to make this the work around rather than that "manual TimeMachine" silliness.
Benjamindaines
macrumors 68030
Shagrat
macrumors 6502a
From apple support page:-
"Aperture: Set Time Machine to exclude Aperture library from automatic backups
Issue or symptom
Running Time Machine backup or restore operations while Aperture is running may lead to inconsistencies in the Aperture database.
This issue is resolved with Mac OS X 10.5.1."
Done
Phil A.
Moderator emeritus
Where does it say that? I've just checked the support document and it makes no mention of it being fixed. It was updated today too, according to the page
Benjamindaines
macrumors 68030
But right under that it says solution then instructions on how to tell time machine to ignore your library
EDIT: Hmmm, now that I look again it seems that the "Fixed in 10.5.1" has been removed
Shagrat
macrumors 6502a
Hmmmn, certainly looks that way.
It DID say that on that page, but now the "fixed in 10.5.1" line has definitely vanished.
Oh well....10.5.2 anyone????
Since we must exclude the library from automatic back-ups, what is the best way to do it manually?
Benjamindaines
macrumors 68030
You don't need to exclude the library, all you need to do is eject the back up hard drive or turn off TM while running Aperture. You could even just disconnect the power (if on a laptop) and TM will be disabled.
Aperture really screwed up!
Wish I'd been paying attention to MacRumors earlier. The Leopard bug has caused many of my photo files to be flagged as offline. That is, my boot hard drive is off line, according to Aperture!
The Apple solution is to the problem is like telling Firestone tire owners to slow down. I wouldn't be so torqued if the Apple reference included an Aperture fix but so far I haven't found any threads on the issue of lost master files.
The geniuses at the Apple store have never heard of the problem.
Happy New Year,
Jon😡
Wish I'd been paying attention to MacRumors earlier. The Leopard bug has caused many of my photo files to be flagged as offline. That is, my boot hard drive is off line, according to Aperture!
The Apple solution is to the problem is like telling Firestone tire owners to slow down. I wouldn't be so torqued if the Apple reference included an Aperture fix but so far I haven't found any threads on the issue of lost master files.
The geniuses at the Apple store have never heard of the problem.
Happy New Year,
Jon😡
This issue has been resolved in 10.5.2. See http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=306853
Steve
Steve