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I use

tar cvzf "name of resultant file" "directory to backup"

this tars and compresses the file. I run it in a script to compress and ftp the file automatically to a remote backup.

For further info on tar use man tar in a terminal window.

You can also use gzip (man gzip) to just compress the files.

Stephen

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