That's the mysql part that you could remove from the script (or comment out)
# CREATE MYSQL BACKUP
# Remove existing backup dir
$RM -Rf $MYSQLBACKUPDIR
# Create new backup dir
$MK...
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That's the mysql part that you could remove from the script (or comment out)
# CREATE MYSQL BACKUP
# Remove existing backup dir
$RM -Rf $MYSQLBACKUPDIR
# Create new backup dir
$MK...
Yes, but I'd rather setup a script that runs at boot to do the backup.
That's simple :) just mount the separate partition into your local filesystem (I have used /backup on my machine) and sync...