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From: Alvaro <starthir@yahoo.com>
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Hello all,

I want to make a backup of critical directories but
I'm saving it in the same server! So, i want to send
an email, with these backup files, to have a copy
elsewhere. How can I do this using cron? mail(1)
doesn't let me add an attachment (well, I didn't find
out how to do it ;P).

Any ideas? A program/script that does this?

Thanks in advance,

Alvaro

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