I’m in the process of setting up Amanda backup using a target on a USB stick on the router on the same LAN. The Amanda instructions state that the mount point must be local so I’m assuming I need to put a line in /etc/fstab to map a local mount point to the remote USB (which is a 32GB ext3 file system).
The file system on the router for the USB device is /mnt/ext3_backup.
How can I map the USB file system in fstab please?
That should be listed in your router documentation. Otherwise, perhaps they have a support forum.Otherwise, some on Amanda support forums may have solved something similar.
Mounting a filesystem from an unknown router to , I assume, a Linux system is not really an OpenHAB issue.
Yes, its an Asus RT-AC66U and it supports NFS exports (which I’ve set as /mnt/EXT3_BACKUP controlled by an access list in which I’ve included the Pi IP address that is running OpenHAB.