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doughes1

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Feb 9, 2011
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I have a remote CMS site online. I need to duplicate the files on my server in a separate folder while I synchronize through my program. (I have also backed up the files from the server to my hard drive) I was told to back up the files
on the server in a separate folder as well through FTP. I am using Transmit 4.app it allows me to duplicate the files, but in the names of the files it includes the word "copy"
If I screw things up synchronizing then these files won't work because they will
have the word copy in the name of each file. How do I back up the files
in a separate folder ON THE SERVER without the word copy in all of the names of the files?
 
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This is how I do it in Coda which I'm sure you can in Transmit.

- Make a new folder .... /backup
- Select the files and folders and drag the files to /backup while holding the copy keyboard shortcut (command I believe on the top of my head). You should have the little plus sign pop up.
- You could also try when selecting the file that you right click on one of them to copy and then open /backup and right click and select paste.
 
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