digitalalias
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Hi all,
I love my new VOIP lines and got a 2nd Raspberry Pi in case my first one broke and to have it as a quick spare.
I wanted to duplicate everything about the SD card from one to the other. Under the Admin menu, I ran a full Backup, and it completed fine. I setup the new Pi with a fresh install of IncrediblePi.
The first snag I encountered was when I used the "Upload a backup file to restore from it." The backup file would upload fine, but it never showed up as an option to finish the restore. I had to enable Samba on each to copy the file from the old Pi's "/var/spool/asterisk/backup/(backupjobname)/*.tgz" to the new Pi. And then did "Local Storage Restore" from the Admin menu on the new Pi.
During the Restore in the pop-up window, I received tons of instances of "Cannot open: File exists", but everything seems to be configured except the Incredible Fax.
Is this what others are doing? Or should I be using rsync instead to ensure a 1:1 backup? Or maybe something else?
Thanks for your help in advance.
I love my new VOIP lines and got a 2nd Raspberry Pi in case my first one broke and to have it as a quick spare.
I wanted to duplicate everything about the SD card from one to the other. Under the Admin menu, I ran a full Backup, and it completed fine. I setup the new Pi with a fresh install of IncrediblePi.
The first snag I encountered was when I used the "Upload a backup file to restore from it." The backup file would upload fine, but it never showed up as an option to finish the restore. I had to enable Samba on each to copy the file from the old Pi's "/var/spool/asterisk/backup/(backupjobname)/*.tgz" to the new Pi. And then did "Local Storage Restore" from the Admin menu on the new Pi.
During the Restore in the pop-up window, I received tons of instances of "Cannot open: File exists", but everything seems to be configured except the Incredible Fax.
Is this what others are doing? Or should I be using rsync instead to ensure a 1:1 backup? Or maybe something else?
Thanks for your help in advance.