The other two possible values is "1" for "critical" (which abort the backup with an error if the return code doesn't check out) and "0" for "ignore" (which merely executes the command and doesn't do any return value checking at all).
The key here is the value "2" in the first line which stands for "advisory". This is set up by setting the following two entries in settings.ini for a job: The app will execute the command, look at its return value and if it doesn't match specified value, it will abort the run without logging an error. ⦁ Added support for using pre-backup commands as conditions - that is, it's now possible to use a pre-backup command to quietly cancel a backup run if certain conditions aren't met. No idea why, but as of this release device tracking is NOT automatically enabled for removable devices IF they have a device ID in RANDOM_ format.
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These little fellas override drive serial number (from ATA/IDENTIFY) when it's reported to the computer and they also *randomize* it on every plug/unplug. ⦁ Added support for vendor quirks to the device tracking module - this has to do with external drive enclosures made by Icy Dock (and, no, I haven't heard of them before either). ⦁ Added support for Windows Image Container reparse points - these are now simply ignored as per In bvckup2-engine.ini (making sure, of course, to stop the app before editing the INI).
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Upon seeing such note our update server will withhold new versions from them until these versions go through the Symantec's whitelisting process, which is something that we'll try and do shortly after each release. Long story short - as of this release Bvckup 2 will check if there exists HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Symantec registry key, and if it does, it will include a note to that effect in its request for updates. Note that Microsoft does something similar with its SmartScreen service, *but* they also correctly respect the presence of EV Digital Signatures on the files and whitelist these automatically. The only workaround is to send them an explicit request to whitelist a new version before it's made available to anyone using their security products. This is their take on "reputation-based" white listing, but I am frankly not sure how many half-brains they needed to pool together to design it this way.
BVCKUP 2 LICENSE KEY .EXE
exe file IF it hasn't yet been seen by a sufficient number of Symantec's users. Norton Security line of Symantec products has a very poorly thought-through feature whereby they flag or even silently remove an. ⦁ Added support for pre-seeding and migrating backups ⦁ Added support for retrying on errors during the scan phase ⦁ Changed the engine to run under its own account in service mode ⦁ Added preliminary support for media and device ejection Important changes from later 76.xx releases ⦁ Resolved an issue with timestamp and attribute matching filters ⦁ Resolved an issue with scanning empty locations at a device root ⦁ Revised UI wording in several places for clarity ⦁ Added new "Welcome" mini-guide for the first-time users ⦁ Added support for using pre-backup commands as conditions ⦁ Added support for vendor quirks to the device tracking module ⦁ Added support for Windows Image Container reparse points ⦁ Added "Symantec" mode for built-in update checks ⦁ Added support for upgrading from Personal to Professional license ⦁ Log viewer improvements, including an errors-only mode
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