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   Hi! mark,   
      
   On 03/23/2019 01:13 AM, you wrote:   
      
    PQ>> mirdir first, and have found the logfile(s) most informative.   
      
    ml>   do rotation of the logs but they are time stamped in their file names...   
      
   All I use mirdir for is weekly backups of current contents of my local & LAN   
   servers.  There a number of generations & levels of backups (some daily, some   
   weeklies) wrapped up.  So much so that I never saw the value of maintaining a   
   library of logfiles.   
      
   If I really was obsessive, it would take me a week just browsing logfiles to   
   the omission of any other activities.  I don't bother reading them any longer,   
   with the exception of a single disk listing capture file of a single slice of   
   backed-up files that I may refer to up to a dozen times later in the week.  :)   
      
   Cheers,   
   Paul.   
      
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