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# MEGA-BACKUPS - Backing up folders with MEGAcmd
This is a brief tutorial on how to configure backups.

Notice: the commands listed here assume you are using the interactive interaction mode: they are supposed to be executed within MEGAcmdShell.
Notice: the commands listed here assume you are using the interactive mode: they are supposed to be executed within MEGAcmdShell.

## Creation
Example:
backup /path/mega/folder /remote/path --period="0 0 4 * * *" --num-backups=10

This will configure a backup of "myfolder" into /remote/path that will be carried out
at 4:00 A.M. (UTC) every day. It will store the last 10 copies.
at 4:00 A.M. (UTC) every day. It will store the last 10 copies.
Notice a first backup will be carried out immediately.
In this example we are using cron-time expresions.
In this example we are using cron-time expressions.
You can find extra info on those using "backup --help".

Backups will be stored as:
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4 /path/mega/folder /remote/path ACTIVE
```

Notice the TAG. You can use it to refer to the backup if you wan to change its configuration
Notice the TAG. You can use it to refer to the backup if you want to change its configuration
or delete/abort it.

### Extra info
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```

Also, you can see the progress of the current backup
(or the last one is there is no backup being performed a the moment)
(or the last one if there is no backup being performed at the moment)

### Backup history:
With "backup -h" you will be able to see the existing backups with their state and start time:
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## Abort

You can abort an ONGOING backup using its tag or it's local path. e.g.:
You can abort an ONGOING backup using its tag or its local path. e.g.:
```
backup -a 4
```
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