Basic identifier script (copy, rename and zip a directory)

I have a main directory with multiple files and sub directories that is about 1GB. I'm looking for a script (in ANY programming language - as it will be used on my personal Windows computer OR on a linux web server) that will create X copies of the main directory, after changing the name of a file in each directory and zipping them afterwards. This will be used to catch piracy, as the name of the file will allow me to link it to the unique person who downloaded it. Let me give you an example: The original directory has a file inside the subdirectory /Data/ called [login to view URL] The script should do the following steps: 1. Create a complete copy of this original directory and NAME the new directory copy a random MD5 hash (e.g. /0e75e448fdbf626a0aec18893146dcfd/foldername/). Where /foldername/ is the name of the original folder. 2. Then it should change the name of the file inside the subdirectory (/0e75e448fdbf626a0aec18893146dcfd/foldername/Data/) by adding 1 digit to it (the file name always ends with a number). With the example above it would change the file name to test_20155593.txt. 3. It should ZIP /foldername/ and all files inside and delete the clone directory afterwards (it should do this after each copying session, to preserve space - so not ZIP after creating all directory copies). So it will look like: /0e75e448fdbf626a0aec18893146dcfd/[login to view URL] 4. And finally, it should create a spreadsheet)for me with the MD5 and corresponding file names. I should be able to set the amount of copies of the directory the script will create. I expect to create about 1000 copies (and yes, I have more than 1TB free space). The function of this script is basically a Piracy catcher. When a customer downloads the ZIP, and decides to pirate it, I will be able to download the pirated ZIP, and find out who did it, as each customer will receive an unique file download. Let me know which programming language you plan to use. I need this script today, so you need to be able to start immediately. If you can't finish it today, then please don't bother bidding. It should be an easy script to make for any developer.