[QUOTE][u]Quote by: mikemchargue[/u][p][QUOTE][u]Quote by: MacTroll[/u][p]You’re most likely going to have to refine what you do and do not synch.
Is this a matter of “sync less at once?” IE, could I sync ~/Library on login and ~/Music on logout, hence lowering the amount of files synced each time?[/p][/QUOTE]
We took the stance that since users are the ones that buy their iTunes music, and we do not have valid licensing for their music, we do not back it up.
As far as doing part of a synch at login, and another at logout, it is a all or nothing approach with that option in that you can only specify the settings for the “login/logout” synch and not break it down to synch ~/A at login, and ~/B at logout.
You might be able to take your approach and do more “critical” files such as ~/Library, ~/Documents, ~/Desktop at login/logout, and then do ~/Music in the background in addition to the other folders.
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