Backup to OVH backup server - rsync or mnt possible?
alvaroag
07-07-2016, 17:32

Originally Posted by
Garry
Hi,
Can someone confirm this is correct before I set this up on Ubuntu 16.04
The OVH Backup account is setup for FTP and NFS
On my server I would run the following commands
apt-get install nfs-common
mkdir /var/backup-nfs
Place where I want to mount it on my server
mount -t nfs FTP-HOST:/export/ftpbackup/SERVER MOUNT
FTP-HOST: The FTP Hostname in my email
SERVER: The login in the email, which is also the orignial server hostname
MOUNT: The place on my server where I want to mount it
Then I presume I add it to my /etc/fstab if I want it to auto mount.
Is that all right?
That's right. Should look something like this:
ftpback-bhs1-2.ip-123-456-789.net:/export/ftpbackup/ns123456.ip-123-45-67.net /backup
For /etc/fstab, should look like this:
mount -t ftpback-bhs1-2.ip-123-456-789.net:/export/ftpbackup/ns123456.ip-123-45-67.net /backup nfs defaults 0 0
Hi,
Can someone confirm this is correct before I set this up on Ubuntu 16.04
The OVH Backup account is setup for FTP and NFS
On my server I would run the following commands
apt-get install nfs-common
mkdir /var/backup-nfs
Place where I want to mount it on my server
mount -t nfs FTP-HOST:/export/ftpbackup/SERVER MOUNT
FTP-HOST: The FTP Hostname in my email
SERVER: The login in the email, which is also the orignial server hostname
MOUNT: The place on my server where I want to mount it
Then I presume I add it to my /etc/fstab if I want it to auto mount.
Is that all right?
Hi,
I just read the email, it has the FTP login details, which is only accessable from the server.
There nothing about mounting it.
alvaroag
07-07-2016, 13:56
You can mount it using NFS. First enable NFS on the Manager, then check the mount instruction on the activation email you should have already received when activating the backup storage.
Hi,
I got the game dedi server from OVH and just activated the free 500GB backup space.
The server is running Ubuntu 16.04, is there away to rsync to it or mnt it?
I have the options CIFS, FTP or NFS for the backup.