Microsoft enforcing MFA in 365 in 12 days message Cloud Computing & SaaS.Which was originally provided by Mike Bombich at his site (but has since been removed it seems). In order to ensure preserving all file properties, you'll have to install a custom rsync for 10.6 and it needs to match at the target - which, being a NAS, is highly improbable if not impossible (as in, entirely unavailable). Your stipulation of copy only newer files is a solved problem: rsync Opens a new window - it's akin to knowing and working with robocopy in Windows, but for/in the Unix & Linux world. The larger issue is you're seeking simple when the situation is already fairly complex, due largely to the fact that the source system is running 10.6. I should also add the Macs are remote so I don't have easy access to the USB to plug in and out, but I do have a Synology NAS on the LAN so I'm currently trying to copy everything there as a staging server.

I want something simple that just copies all files once then any newer ones without any worry - so I can get rid of the old Mac!Īs per my other recent post, I can't see all the files on the old Mac from the new Mac even though I have changed permissions on all files - so I want something to run on the old server for a few days to make sure I get all the latest files before switching. Thanks David, ditto sounded good until I read a post that said it might overwrite newer files with older files.

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