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Mac Client 6.1.2 – Improved CrashPlan reporting, Time Machine Scheduler improvements

Features

  • Automated detection for alternate Time Machine schedulers
  • Displays amount of memory in use for CrashPlan
  • Reports on excessive CrashPlan restarts
  • Support for Mac OS X 10.5 in group-specific installers

Changes

  • Better reporting for root volume capacity
  • Notes about UPS power monitoring revealed in the Control Panel
  • Improved support for Daylite Client Version 5
  • Printing full path to monitored application
  • No longer forces System Preferences.app to close during removal

Bug Fixes

  • Better support for active Carbon Copy Cloner 4 backups
  • Improved Daylite server plugin error handling
  • Improved handling of long recon times when gathering JSS information
  • Check for Updates and Report Status buttons prevent repeated use

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