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@ -696,7 +696,7 @@ That USB drive will then be used to store your latest StaticChannelBackup, just
##### StaticChannel/Emergency-Backup per SCP/SSH to other server
See [SFTP Backup Target](README.md#b-sftp-backup-target) for details on how to setup static channel backups using SCP.
See [SCP Backup Target](README.md#b-scp-backup-target) for details on how to setup static channel backups using SCP.
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#### B) SFTP Backup Target
#### B) SCP Backup Target
_You can also backup the StaticChannelBackup file to your own server, but this needs manual setup:_
@ -1306,18 +1306,18 @@ Note: If you do not copy the public key to your remote server, these backups wil
Edit the `/mnt/hdd/raspiblitz.conf` file to include the following:
`sftpBackupTarget='[USER]@[SERVER]:[DIRPATH-WITHOUT-ENDING-/]'`
`scpBackupTarget='[USER]@[SERVER]:[DIRPATH-WITHOUT-ENDING-/]'`
Eg:
`sftpBackupTarget='myaccount@10.10.10.100:/home/myaccount/backups'`
`scpBackupTarget='myaccount@10.10.10.100:/home/myaccount/backups'`
and you can optionally set custom options for the SFTP command (for example to set a non-default port) with:
and you can optionally set custom options for the SCP command (for example to set a non-default port) with:
`sftpBackupOptions='[YOUR-CUSTOM-OPTIONS]'`
`scpBackupOptions='[YOUR-CUSTOM-OPTIONS]'`
If you have done the setup above and want to run this manually, you can run the below command (from the root user):
`sftp myaccount@10.10.10.100:/home/myaccount/backups <<< $'put /home/admin/backups/scb/channel.backup'`
`scp /home/admin/backups/scb/channel.backup myaccount@10.10.10.100:/home/myaccount/backups`
Alternatively, open or close a channel. The backups get taken on every channel open or close.