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    Using the raspbx-backup utility, I have created a script which will backup the full filesystem for raspbx to a remote filesystem using 'sshfs'. I attach the script with some instructions and observations, which I hope will be useful for others. These instructions assume you have root access but if you are using a restricted user account, then prefix each command using 'sudo'. Setup You must first create the storage location on the remote fileserver ($) where your backup will be stored, for example:...

  • Modified a comment on discussion General Discussion on RasPBX - Asterisk for Raspberry Pi

    Using the raspbx-backup utility, I have created a script which will backup the full filesystem for raspbx to a remote filesystem using 'sshfs'. I attach the script with some instructions and observations, which I hope will be useful for others. These instructions assume you have root access but if you are using a restricted user account, then prefix each command using 'sudo'. Setup You must first create the storage location on the remote fileserver ($) where your backup will be stored, for example:...

  • Modified a comment on discussion General Discussion on RasPBX - Asterisk for Raspberry Pi

    Using the raspbx-backup utility, I have created a script which will backup the full filesystem for raspbx to a remote filesystem using 'sshfs'. I attach the script with some instructions and observations, which I hope will be useful for others. These instructions assume you have root access but if you are using a restricted user account, then prefix each command using 'sudo'. Setup You must first create the storage location on the remote fileserver ($) where your backup will be stored, for example:...

  • Modified a comment on discussion General Discussion on RasPBX - Asterisk for Raspberry Pi

    Using the raspbx-backup utility, I have created a script which will backup the full filesystem for raspbx to a remote filesystem using 'sshfs'. I attach the script with some instructions and observations, which I hope will be useful for others. These instructions assume you have root access but if you are using a restricted user account, then prefix each command using 'sudo'. Setup You must first create the storage location on the remote fileserver ($) where your backup will be stored, for example:...

  • Modified a comment on discussion General Discussion on RasPBX - Asterisk for Raspberry Pi

    Using the raspbx-backup utility, I have created a script which will backup the full filesystem for raspbx to a remote filesystem using 'sshfs'. I attach the script with some instructions and observations, which I hope will be useful for others. These instructions assume you have root access but if you are using a restricted user account, then prefix each command using 'sudo'. Setup You must first create the storage location on the remote fileserver ($) where your backup will be stored, for example:...

  • Modified a comment on discussion General Discussion on RasPBX - Asterisk for Raspberry Pi

    Using the raspbx-backup utility, I have created a script which will backup the full filesystem for raspbx to a remote filesystem using 'sshfs'. I attach the script with some instructions and observations, which I hope will be useful for others. These instructions assume you have root access but if you are using a restricted user account, then prefix each command using 'sudo'. Setup You must first create the storage location on the remote fileserver ($) where your backup will be stored, for example:...

  • Modified a comment on discussion General Discussion on RasPBX - Asterisk for Raspberry Pi

    Using the raspbx-backup utility, I have created a script which will backup the full filesystem for raspbx to a remote filesystem using 'sshfs'. I attach the script with some instructions and observations, which I hope will be useful for others. These instructions assume you have root access but if you are using a restricted user account, then prefix each command using 'sudo'. Setup You must first create the storage location on the remote fileserver ($) where your backup will be stored, for example:...

  • Modified a comment on discussion General Discussion on RasPBX - Asterisk for Raspberry Pi

    Using the raspbx-backup utility, I have created a script which will backup the full filesystem for raspbx to a remote filesystem using 'sshfs'. I attach the script with some instructions and observations, which I hope will be useful for others. These instructions assume you have root access but if you are using a restricted user account, then prefix each command using 'sudo'. Setup You must first create the storage location on the remote fileserver ($) where your backup will be stored, for example:...

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