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Import backup not working properly

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  • Ian Wilson
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    I generally only use the backup on import option when I am abroad and not expecting to be able to back up my MacBook, but want to safeguard images that I can't afford to lose. So I attach an external hard drive at import time to back up the imported images. My recollection is that it does create dated subfolders as you have described. I think this is the default behaviour.

    Ian
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  • Benjamin Liddle
    It sounds like you're looking at the catalog backup directory, correct? That's the default behavior. The Import Images dialog's backup feature just makes another copy elsewhere, specified by the user.
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  • RobertJosephBailey
    [quote="ben_US" wrote:
    It sounds like you're looking at the catalog backup directory, correct? That's the default behavior. The Import Images dialog's backup feature just makes another copy elsewhere, specified by the user.


    Ben, please see the first line of my original post.

    I'm not looking in the catalogue directory. This happens on import. The files are imported to a USB drive attached to the computer. The backup box is ticked and a folder on the NAS is selected. COP then adds the date and time directory to the folder I specified on the NAS (or any other location for that matter). I don't think it did this when I first started using it.

    Cheers
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  • Benjamin Liddle
    I think the best course would be to send us a case via the link in my profile so we can take a look at the logs, etc
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