I am trying to automate a backup procedure that pushes files from
the NT
disk to another site as a ZIP file using scp
[...]
Any ideas?!
Well, if you don't mind having three copies of the data (one on the
NT server, one on the server with the share mounted, and one on the
target server), why not use rsync? rsync can operating over ssh just
like scp, and it will copy data incremenetally (that is, it will only
copy data that has changed). You could rsync from the NT server to
the Linux server and again from the Linux server to the target
server. Or, maybe even more efficient, just rsync from the NT server
to the target server (then you only have two copies of the data), if
you can install rsync on the NT server
See "man rsync" and the various rsync tutorials around the net.
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