Re: [Radmind-users] Is fsdiff time stamp sensitive?

[James R. <jam...@ut...>]

Yes. The 6th field is the time stamp.

What I do in cases like what you are doing is I install the full app and make an overload of it and then upload it to the server and then on the server I divide the overload into pieces, one for each app or group of apps (in /Applications), and one shared that contains everything in /Library or other places.  It gets messy but this gets the job done.

James

f /etc/passwd        0444     0     3 993477914     482 -

On Aug 30, 2011, at 1:46 PM, Cover, Chris wrote:

> Doing this Adobe CS5.5 install and I notice that if I do an install over the
> previous one I get a huge transcript (5.9 gigs). I'm seeing stuff that is
> clearly in one transcript or another and I don't recall this kind of stuff
> happening before. Radmind 1.13.0
> 
> Essentially, unlike my past with the CS4 and Cs5 suites I just installed the
> entire suite because these were  only for a department. Now we have a site
> license and I need to be able to just give out parts of the package. I'd
> rather not do an entire loadset just for the combined install but this is
> getting ridiculous.
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