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**Important:** For post-processing, remember that at the end of the script, the dump file must be in
the location specified by the `DUMPFILE` variable. If you move it, you **must** move it back.

### Encrypting the Backup

Post-processing gives you options to encrypt the backup using openssl or any other tools. You will need to have it
available on your system. When running in the `mysql-backup` container, the openssl binary is available
to the processing scripts.

The sample [examples/encrypt.sh](./examples/encrypt.sh) provides a sample post-processing script that you can use
to encrypt your backup with AES256.
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