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- | CATEGORY is one of the OSSO categories ( | + | CATEGORY is one of the OSSO categories (emails, documents, media, contacts, bookmarks, settings or applications). This makes it possible for the scripts to check, which files they need to upgrade, if any at all. The format is chosen to be easy to parse with a simple script or program. |
The scripts will be executed after a successful restoration, or after a restoration has been canceled. In both cases, the scripts will only be executed if any files were actually restored. Scripts should clean up after transforming, so that old files are not left behind. The script or program should use the common convention and return zero on success, and non-zero in case of failure. Application developers should try and make their programs execute and finish quickly. | The scripts will be executed after a successful restoration, or after a restoration has been canceled. In both cases, the scripts will only be executed if any files were actually restored. Scripts should clean up after transforming, so that old files are not left behind. The script or program should use the common convention and return zero on success, and non-zero in case of failure. Application developers should try and make their programs execute and finish quickly. |
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