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It looks like that works. It still copies over a few files that I can't think of any reason they would have been updated. But it doesn't copy the entire 30GB. Now I just need to see if I can get amarok installed so that I can have a music player that keeps track of my collection.

Yes, I meant -r not -R. I find myself always checking the man page before I use rsync to double check. I didn't have my iBook handy when posting so I took a guess. I haven't had time to test the -t flag. When I do I'll post my results. Thanks for the suggestion.

Since I haven't gotten any replies maybe I didn't explain well enough. I'll try in different words. For my nightly backups I have scripts on my Linux server that run rsync -av --delete $source $destinationIt's a little more complicated than that but you get the idea. The source is either my...

I have a media server that runs ClarkConnect. (It's a Fedora Core 2 derivative.) I use rsync to make backups of home, web, and music driectories nightly. It works as expected and only copies new or updated files. I recently upgraded the HDD in my iBook to 120GB and decided I wanted to carry my...