Bash Script to Zip All FIles in Directory

Posted by linuxer on Feb 6, 2025 4:08 AM EDT
bashscript.net; By Lucas Rees
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In today’s digital world, managing files efficiently is crucial. One common task is zipping files within a directory to save space or to prepare for sharing. This article will guide you through creating a Bash script that zips all files in a specified directory. The script will accept the directory as a command-line argument, extract the directory name, and generate a zip file named with both the original directory name and the current date and time. Let’s get started!

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