Does anyone know if it's possible to issue commands to a Time Capsule? I just got a warning saying that I need to make a new backup because of some verification issue and I want to make a new copy of some old folders from the .sparsebundle backup disk. However, it seems that the data is going through my computer first. All this stuff is already on the Time Capsule's HDD. It's absurd to say that in order to modify its contents all the data has to pass through my computer first.
I can tell because iStat Menus is telling me that my network upload speed is 6MB/s, and I can't think of any reason other than "the stuff I'm copying is coming from my computer".
If this impossible (is it because the Time Capsule isn't actually a fully operational computer and therefore can't do file io on itself?) my plan is to connect via ethernet and leave it overnight to copy or something. Please ping me if anyone thinks of something. I probably won't be back online until 5 AM UTC, so please make sure the message pings me, or I won't be able to see it.
@Arc676 You could ask on the main site about jailbreaking your particular version of firmware and hardware.
In general, it's not something I see a lot of. You're right about the round trip - the file server isn't fast by any measures. You might need to just attach a USB drive and clone all the data to a drive and then work on it / wipe the TC and start over there.
I have just compiled my own copy of ffmpeg on my system and it's located in the following path:
/opt/local/bin/ffmpeg
When I run the following command in Terminal.app, it runs smooth:
ffmpeg -i /Users/Amit/Documents/input.avi -c:v copy -c:a aac -b:a 384k -strict -2 /Users/Amit/Documents/outpu...
I have this bash script that works perfectly on terminal
#!/bin/bash
for f in "$@"; do
DIRNAME="$(dirname "$f")"
filename=$(basename "$f")
name="${filename%.*}"
extension="${filename##*.}"
/usr/local/bin/ffmpeg -i "$f" -filter_complex 'scale=1920:1080, pad=2134:1200:107:60' "$DIRNA...
I have this bash script that works perfectly on terminal
#!/bin/bash
for f in "$@"; do
DIRNAME="$(dirname "$f")"
filename=$(basename "$f")
name="${filename%.*}"
extension="${filename##*.}"
/usr/local/bin/ffmpeg -i "$f" -filter_complex 'scale=1920:1080, pad=2134:1200:107:60' "$DIRNA...
