OK - I'll check those out. Just went through an "ugrade" to 2.2 this
morning and it seemed OK but wouldn't make PAR files when uploading
like 2.1.10 which I had been using. I reverted to 2.1.10 (my licensed
version) a few minutes ago and it opens and downloads fine. Luckily I
had a clone (I clone weekly) and compared directories. I do use
TimeMachine, but it's easier to just copy files from a recent clone. I
kind of freaked out when I tried 2.1.10 after installing 2.2 - It asked
for license info and stuff. All went well when I copied the files and
directories back to my main drive from my clone. Fired right up. These
are the files I had to reconcile:
~/Library/Application Support/com.panic.Unison
~/Library/caches - (Two Unison folders were there)
~/Library/Containers/com.panic.Unison2/Data/Library
~/Library/preferences/com.panic.Unison2.plist
And read here:
https://panic.com/blog/the-future-of-unison/#comments
I also found a LOT of stuff in the old cache that I didn't know were
there and definitely did not want there so I deleted all the cached
files in the main cache folder.
I don't know what they did with Unison 2.2 when they ceased it in 2014,
but it's kind of weird. I'll do some upload tests later today now that
I have 2.1.10 reinstalled. I'm on OS X 10.10.5 - Havent upgraded to OS
X 10.11 yet. Kind of shaky about doing it for a few reasons (especially
it potentially killing some programs I have). But, I'm probably going
to bite the bulet and do it soon. I want to have a clone ready in case
I have to go back. Too many programs on my 2012 iMac (Adobe stuff,
etc.) that I would not want to loose use of.
One thing I hadn't realized is the Unison 2.1.10 uploads split files
rather than RAR files. Today I also uses MacPAR delux to make PAR files.
Still playing a bit.
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