I have been curious about this as well. I did restore from a backup not to
long ago... all I did was untar and mv my files in place. is there a better
way?
On Thu, Oct 27, 2011 at 12:49 PM, Shamus Rask <sha...@srask.ca> wrote:
> I'm currently running the latest version of AstLinux, but running with
> Asterisk v1.4. I would like to start exploring v1.8 and will take advantage
> of the fact I simply need to switch CF cards and reboot.
>
> That being said, I have a very basic (and probably simple) question
> surrounding AstLinux. If download a backup of all the configuration (both
> AstLinux & Asterisk) files, what is the easiest way to load these into a
> clean install of AstLinux with Asterisk v1.8?
>
> Many thanks,
> Shamus
>
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