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            <title>backatronic.sh - external edit</title>
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            <description>Easily backup relevant data in a 7-day rotation.

Purpose

The idea is to initially edit the script's variables to fit your situation, then cron it to run daily. Any arbitrary files, directories, and/or MySQL databases may be included in the archive. The resulting backups will automatically rotate on a 7-day basis, without user intervention, by merit of the day of the week in their filenames.</description>
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            <title>mp3-o-matic.sh - Whoops, reverted to correct script</title>
            <link>http://www.tuxhelp.org/scripts/mp3-o-matic?rev=1288698787&amp;do=diff</link>
            <description>A [pseudo] multithreaded WAV to MP3 encoder for Linux &amp; UNIX.

Purpose

It seems there are a lot of scripts out there with the aim of easily encoding raw PCM '.wav' files to MP3s. I couldn't find any that met my requirements, so I wrote mp3-o-matic.sh to meet my needs. I hope you find it useful as well.</description>
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