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# 1  
Old 04-22-2011
Data Support Script
Hi,

I have little experience in Linux, so I ask for help.
I need a script to do:
1 .- Compress entire directories (subdirectories-files) to a folder that is / backup. The directory is called / work
2 .- Rename the zip file with the name backupdir_% date%. zip
3 .- Make a MySQL dump and compress as mysql_% date%. zip
4 .- Make a put to a public FTP.

Explanation: the second time running the point 1 must only compress those files or directories that are updated.
# 2  
Old 04-24-2011
FYI

there is no space between the slash (/) and the directory name:

/work not / work
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