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Hi,
I am using the GUI backup to make a backup of the system without the call recordings and that gets sent to our secondary servers (using failover setup).
I want to backup the call recordings separately by mounting a SMB/CIFS share to a windows machine. The GUI only seems to support 1 backup job so I was thinking about having mounting the windows share and having a cron job with script to backup the call recordings using rsync or something similar.
I am having issues mounting the share:
root@pbx01:/mnt# mkdir -p /mnt/pbxrecordings
root@pbx01:/mnt# mount -t cifs //172.xx.xx.xxx/pbxrecordings/ /mnt/pbxrecordings
mount: /mnt/pbxrecordings: bad option; for several filesystems (e.g. nfs, cifs) you might need a /sbin/mount.<type> helper program.
I have tried with -o and some username and password alternatives but the same result.
I am unable to install cifs-utils which might be the cause of the issue I am having.
Any suggestions? And is this a sensible approach or am I missing a better solution?
I am using the GUI backup to make a backup of the system without the call recordings and that gets sent to our secondary servers (using failover setup).
I want to backup the call recordings separately by mounting a SMB/CIFS share to a windows machine. The GUI only seems to support 1 backup job so I was thinking about having mounting the windows share and having a cron job with script to backup the call recordings using rsync or something similar.
I am having issues mounting the share:
root@pbx01:/mnt# mkdir -p /mnt/pbxrecordings
root@pbx01:/mnt# mount -t cifs //172.xx.xx.xxx/pbxrecordings/ /mnt/pbxrecordings
mount: /mnt/pbxrecordings: bad option; for several filesystems (e.g. nfs, cifs) you might need a /sbin/mount.<type> helper program.
I have tried with -o and some username and password alternatives but the same result.
I am unable to install cifs-utils which might be the cause of the issue I am having.
Any suggestions? And is this a sensible approach or am I missing a better solution?