Hi, I have just started looking for back-up software for a specific application. I have an Athlon 64 X2 3800, 1G ram, Windows 2000 computer where I process my music files and them copy them over the network to an small Celeron 433, 512M ram, Xubuntu system to act as a music server running SlimDevices SlimServer to play through a SqueezeBox connected to my stereo system. As I am getting more files, it is getting harder to know what needs to be copied from one to the other. Bacula looks interesting but before I get into downloading, installing and learning about it, I'd like an opinion as to whether this is the best approach. Is there some simpler software that would be recommended for my application? At this point I have about 35G of files arranged in an Artist/Album/Song directory structure and I would like the back-up program to scan both the source and the destination an automatically copy any new or changed files as I add more music. I am looking for something to run on the Linux side. This seems simple and I wonder if Bacula is way overkill for what I am doing. Any suggestions? Thanks, Steve
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