I cannot help you with Mac OS X but still remember a post made a month and
something ago with the following URL pointed:
http://wssg.berkeley.edu/public/tsm_osx_issues.html
I have no idea was there any change in the opinion of UC Berkeley staff on
Mac OS X problems. Neither I know who now is in charge for TSM at Berkeley
since Joe Faracchio's retirement.

Zlatko Krastev
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Subject:        Scheduled backups in Mac OS X

My apologies, if the following already has been beaten to death. In the
Mac OS X version of TSM, it appears that the applications ask for root
when started up. But can a backup be configured to kick in at scheduled
times, if you reboot the box and don't log in or log in as a non-admin
user? Or is it required that you manually must start up the daemon and
enter the root password for scheduled backups to become active?

Mikael Hansen
UC Berkeley