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Backup script generator

Generate a bash or PowerShell backup script (tar, 7z, rsync/robocopy) with retention, service stop and a cron line.

Last updated: 10/9/2026

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How to use Backup script generator?

Regular backups protect against world corruption, a bad update or an admin mistake. This tool writes the script, the retention and the schedule, without your data ever leaving your machine.

  1. Choose Linux (bash) or Windows (PowerShell) and the method: archive, 7z or snapshots (rsync / robocopy).

  2. Enter the folder to back up, the destination, the exclusions and the retention period.

  3. Enable service stop for a consistent copy if the game has no hot-save command.

  4. Save the script, make it executable, schedule it (cron or schtasks line provided) and test a restore.

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