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Yup, much simpler than I expected …
You don't even need to use AppleScript for that; it could just be a shell script like: Code:
#!/bin/sh for i in 1 2 3; do /usr/bin/hdiutil compact "/Volumes/Drobo/backup $i.sparseimage" done I've recently converted regular sparse images to sparse bundles and compacting them runs much quicker so I wouldn't mind switching to doing it after every backup instead of less frequently under certain conditions. I thought your script might have some clever example for the latter, but instead it helped me realize it can be simpler now. ![]() Thanks! |
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