Key Copy Target

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Theend result is that I get a different name on release and debug builds. I would like to copy the resulting library to a different directory as a post-build step, but the gift(?) of CMake-Fu did not smile upon yours truly.

This works fine for release builds, but for debug the source does not include the _d that I would have expected.How do I get the output path for the target so that I can copy the file?

Note: I need the library to be placed in an extra directory that serves as the output directory for several other projects that depend on this library, so that these projects are able to load the library at runtime. An alternative solution that would be acceptable would be to be able to create a custom target that does the copying, so that the other projects can depend on this project, which in turn depends on the library.

You could also just generate the exe in the target directory directly by setting the target property RUNTIME_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY instead of copying it. This has per-configuration options (e.g. RUNTIME_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY_DEBUG).

If it is the same, both the destination folder and the DockerFile are in the same directory,

I see that great detail, the file MyWar.war is not XD, obviously it should be in the target compilation folder but not

In my script I reference the link not the actual target file. However, when I perform the copy I want the actual file copied over.I am looking for an option and/or command which will allow me to achieve this.

I'm trying to setup an automation that will copy values from Target Start and Target End to a linked issue. I have the automation set up and can get the cloned issue updating, but I am having trouble with the Target Start / End fields that are created by Advanced Roadmaps.

I have the 'Edit issue' action running on linked issues, and am using the Additional Fields to set these values. If I use the following, the dates are copied but are one day behind the trigger issue.

This morning I have found a solution for this problem. When using the Clone Issue (or create/edit) function in Automation for Jira, setting the following under additional fields will clone the Target Start or Target End values and can handle date manipulation.

@Steven Drury I am having the same issues you had, not letting the target start start/end date be formatted with yyyy-MM-dd format. I am following what you posted but am still not getting it. Is there any way you could post your full JSON script so I can see what im doing wrong?

Hey @Simmo - This is the second time in a couple of weeks where people are having trouble in Automation with the Target Date. It "seems" to be a typical date field type, but it doesn't behave as one when using Automation. Thoughts?

Glad I'm not the only one having an issue. I'm guessing it will eventually fall into support, but for now it's in limbo. The dates do have JSON fields available and can render as smart values, but any attempt to use the date functions to manipulate the fields or render as a different format fails (most functions under this link)

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Backup copy targets retain copies of your backups on storage external to the appliance. Backup copies provide another layer of protection for your data and should be used for longer-term retention and disaster recovery. Retention options vary by backup copy target, but all targets enable you to define settings for long-term retention.

To add an appliance target, review the requirements in Preparing to add a Unitrends appliance backup copy target, then set up the target as described in To add a Unitrends backup copy target appliance.

Be aware that the appliance's backup storage is used to store the backup copies, so on-appliance retention of local backups will be impacted if the appliance is also being used to run and store local backups.

For large data sets, Unitrends recommends that you seed the initial data set to the backup copy target by using removable media (disk or NAS). This seeding greatly reduces the time required to copy the first backups. For details, see the RapidSeed for Backup Copy Target Appliances document.

Use this procedure to add an eSATA or USB backup copy target. For eSATA and USB devices, you must initialize new drives before using them for the first time. This permanently deletes any existing data and formats the drives.

Unitrends supports copying to tape from Recovery MAX appliances and from select Recovery Series appliance models. Tape is not supported with ION/ION+ and Unitrends Backup virtual appliances. For supported Recovery Series models, see the Recovery Series Appliance Family Data Sheet.

This section discusses how to configure your tape device after it has been connected to the appliance. Tape drives and autochangers must be configured before you can begin copying backups. After configuring the tape drive and autochanger, you must prepare the tape media. The media can be prepared manually or automatically by the Unitrends appliance.

Each slot that contains a tape is automatically enabled for use (but you can copy to a subset of these enabled tapes by entering slot numbers when you create the backup copy job.) If you have tapes that cannot be used for backup copies, you can specify the slots that are enabled for use.

It is extremely important that you monitor the amount of backup data that your Unitrends appliance is copying to the cloud because cloud storage providers charge based on the amount of storage you use. When adding cloud backup copy target to the appliance, you can specify a storage threshold equal to the maximum amount of space the appliance can use to store backup copies in the cloud storage bucket or container.

The storage threshold setting for cloud backup copy targets is intended to aid in managing the total amount of data you are copying to the cloud. The user-defined storage threshold functions as a maximum amount of data the appliance can write to the cloud bucket or container.

Note that there are instances when backup copy jobs can use slightly more storage space than the storage threshold you specified. When you initiate a backup copy job, the appliance estimates the amount of space needed for the job, and certain factors can cause it to underestimate. To avoid unexpected charges from your cloud storage provider, it is highly recommended that you develop a policy for managing the amount of backup data that you copy to the cloud in addition to setting a storage threshold.

The storage threshold can be increased or decreased at any time, and changes are applied to all subsequent jobs copying backups to the bucket or container. If you increase the storage threshold, your storage provider will bill you for the additional storage space you are using.

Note that decreasing the threshold to a value that is less than the amount of space currently used to store backup copies can result in the deletion of backup copies. The next time the job runs, the appliance recognizes that the amount of data on the backup copy target is greater than the storage threshold and invokes your selected behavior: either deleting older backups to free space or failing the job. If you select to delete older backup data to free space for the job, backup copies exceeding the new storage threshold are purged the next time the job runs. Backup groups are still recognized in backup copies, and backups are deleted as a group beginning with the oldest backup copies. If you chose to fail the backup copy job and send an alert, your new backup copies are not written to the cloud and an alert notifies you of this failure.

To create a sub-folder within the bucket or container, add a forward slash followed by the name of the new folder and another forward slash. For example: If your bucket is named mybackup and you want to create a new sub-folder within that bucket called myfolder, enter: mybackups/myfolder/

Cloud storage is mounted only while a backup copy job is running. At other times, cloud storage is unmounted. This is the recommended approach to prevent issues that may occur if the connection to cloud storage is interrupted. If desired, you can configure a persistent connection as described in To disable automatic cloud mount/unmount below.

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