asterisk users - Mar 2005 - Backing up configurations and *@home list?

I cannot answer q1 and am interested in this myself.

Question 2 has a partial answer in that the AAH has a backup feature
located in the management portion of AMP.
The backup link is at the bottom.  The restore feature is located at the
linux command line on a AAH machine. 

help-aah will show the command.  It is restore-aah.  Have not used it
yet so I cannot attest to its efficacy...

W



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Hello again,

I have *@home set up and working.  There are a couple of questions I
have about system administration that I couldn't find on the wiki
(although I may not be using the right buzzwords).

(1) is there an asterisk@home specific mailing list?  I believe someone
on this list mentioned there was but I cannot find it at sourceforge,
the asterisk@home web page, or the asterisk.org web page.

(2) is there a utility for backing up asterisk configurations and
current status?  I'd like to be able to do regular back-ups and if a big
problem happens, have a method to easily re-install the system on a
different machine.  Is there an *-friendly way of doing this or should I
just do directory dumps periodically and copy them back into place after
a fresh install?

Thanks

Don

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Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 14:06:48 -0800
From: Don Murray <asterisk@geeksrus.ca>
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Hello again,

I have *@home set up and working.  There are a couple of questions I 
have about system administration that I couldn't find on the wiki 
(although I may not be using the right buzzwords).

(1) is there an asterisk@home specific mailing list?  I believe someone 
on this list mentioned there was but I cannot find it at sourceforge, 
the asterisk@home web page, or the asterisk.org web page.


 (2) is there a utility for backing up asterisk configurations and 
current status?  I'd like to be able to do regular back-ups and if a big

problem happens, have a method to easily re-install the system on a 
different machine.  Is there an *-friendly way of doing this or should I

just do directory dumps periodically and copy them back into place after

a fresh install?

The built in AMP interface takes care of backup and restore

Thanks

Don

Asterisk@home info

https://sourceforge.net/forum/?group_id=123387

http://www.techdatapros.com/asterisk/


Backup and restore info

The built in AMP interface takes care of backup and restore


Jeff

no mailing list just the Discussion Forums on
http://sourceforge.net/projects/asteriskathome/
a backup of Asterisk@Home config files and sql db is
done every night. you can download it on the admin
page


--- Don Murray <asterisk@geeksrus.ca> wrote:
> 
> Hello again,
> 
> I have *@home set up and working.  There are a
> couple of questions I 
> have about system administration that I couldn't
> find on the wiki 
> (although I may not be using the right buzzwords).
> 
> (1) is there an asterisk@home specific mailing list?
>  I believe someone 
> on this list mentioned there was but I cannot find
> it at sourceforge, 
> the asterisk@home web page, or the asterisk.org web
> page.
> 
> (2) is there a utility for backing up asterisk
> configurations and 
> current status?  I'd like to be able to do regular
> back-ups and if a big 
> problem happens, have a method to easily re-install
> the system on a 
> different machine.  Is there an *-friendly way of
> doing this or should I 
> just do directory dumps periodically and copy them
> back into place after 
> a fresh install?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Don
> 
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