>The backups hold all the sites, my SQL backup folder (from nightly backups), my MongoDb backups.

Nozy me again - if you feel talkative ;-)
Why / what for do you use MongoDB ?
I know it is a real breeze for any JS backend to connect to and due to JS "reactivity-easy" nature was chosen as backend for very first Meteor steps, but that was also the thing turning me off early Meteor. The "DB everywhere" and "only data wired" principles felt soooo correct, only to find out later, that SQL data was less than an ugly step child and bulk of effort went into the Mini-Mongo client side "caching engine/database", which I consider to be superior architecture minimizing costly server lookups but want for SQL backends...

regards

thomas