Backup utility

[hornetstinger]

I have a few 1TB HD, just bought a USB SATA dock to backup my music collection

Are there any utilities that'll collate directories for the suitable storage capacity, then continue onto drive 2, 3, etc, another 1TB drive, then 500GB until all files/directories are backuped up to original?
Apart from using windows explorer (or NAS file copy) to determine A-C that is 1TB, then D-F is another 1TB, G is 500GB etc etc

 

[hornetstinger]

It's a Synology nas. I'll be connecting it to front panel usb as that'll be faster than copying over lan from a laptop.

Any utils in Synology application database that'll do a similar job? Or just copy known a-e directory of known 1tb that I know will fit on the drive in Synology file station

 

[hornetstinger]

happens when you fill up the drive of A-E and then you add further artists/albums with A-E and they no longer fit on the backup drive.

Copy on the last drive with space left?

 

[hornetstinger]

yeah it'll be backed up, just not in order of the drives. Unless I leave space on each HD so as I get more music, there is enough.

 

[hornetstinger]

Also issue of knowing what is also updated files, replaced, or I deleted myself (as new version etc) would need some kinda of database sync software.

Unless I literally copy the lot every six months or so.

 

[hornetstinger]

Do you have SyncBack? Doing google search it's not finding it

 

[hornetstinger]

The Synology NAS has USB copy feature, that could work too?