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 = Configuring Simple Backup =
-To use it, select Simple Backup Config in System -> Administration. The first screen will brinhttp://wiki.amahi.org/index.php?title=Sbackup&action=editg you to the "General" options. Select "Use custom backup settings".
+To use it, select Simple Backup Config in System -> Administration. The first screen will bring you to the "General" options. Select "Use custom backup settings".
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 If you use Ubuntu or one of its distros, the Ubuntu repository has an application named Simple Backup that enables a straightforward way to backup your files (not the OS) regularly to the HDA.
 If you would like to use the command line to install, use the command:
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 To use it, select Simple Backup Config in System -> Administration. The first screen will brinhttp://wiki.amahi.org/index.php?title=Sbackup&action=editg you to the "General" options. Select "Use custom backup settings".
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 | This is to allow you to specify which computer's backup this is.
 |}
 After entering your information, you can select "Test" in order to test your connection.
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 The Simple Backup suite also includes Simple Backup Restore, which will allow you to restore from your backup. In order to restore from a backup, go to System -> Administration -> Simple Backup Restore. When you begin, the program will default to the location that you specified in Simple Backup Config. If you would like to restore from another location, select "Use custom" and specify the backup location.
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 After entering your information, you can select "Test" in order to test your connection.
-** Note ** In the picture below that there is a green circle to the left of the address. This means that the test was successful.
+* Note - In the picture below that there is a green circle to the left of the address. This means that the test was successful.
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-To use it, select Simple Backup Config in System -> Administration. The first screen will bring you to the "General" options. Select "Use custom backup settings".
+To use it, select Simple Backup Config in System -> Administration. The first screen will brinhttp://wiki.amahi.org/index.php?title=Sbackup&action=editg you to the "General" options. Select "Use custom backup settings".
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 |}
-After entering your information, you can select "Test" in order to test your connection. Note in the picture below that there is a green circle to the left of the address. This means that the test was successful.
+After entering your information, you can select "Test" in order to test your connection.
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 |}
-After entering your information, you can select "Test" in order to test your connection.
+After entering your information, you can select "Test" in order to test your connection. Note in the picture below that there is a green circle to the left of the address. This means that the test was successful.
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 The next tab is the "Destination" tab. In this screen, in order to back up to your HDA, you must select "Use a remote directory (SSH or FTP). You will want to enter the following information.
-  ssh://name:password@HDA/var/hda/files/backups/computername
+  ssh://name:password@hda/var/hda/files/backups/PCname
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 | This is your Linux user name, not Samba
 |-
-! pasword
+! password
 | This is your Linux password
 |-
-! HDA
+! /PCname
 | This is to allow you to specify which computer's backup this is.
 |}
-After entering your information, you can select "Test" in order to test your conection.
+After entering your information, you can select "Test" in order to test your connection.
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 The next tab is the "Destination" tab. In this screen, in order to back up to your HDA, you must select "Use a remote directory (SSH or FTP). You will want to enter the following information.
-  ssh://name:password@amahi_ipaddress/var/hda/files/backups/computername
+  ssh://name:password@HDA/var/hda/files/backups/computername
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 | This is your Linux password
 |-
-! amahi_ipaddress
+! HDA
-| This is the IP address for your Amahi server, i.e. 192.168.1.10
+| This is the IP address for your HDA, i.e. 192.168.1.10
 |-
 ! /computername

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-|+ This includes
+|+ This includes:
 |-
 ! name

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 The next tab is the "Destination" tab. In this screen, in order to back up to your HDA, you must select "Use a remote directory (SSH or FTP). You will want to enter the following information.
-  ssh://linuxusername:password@amahiserveripaddress/var/hda/files/backups/computername
+  ssh://name:password@amahi_ipaddress/var/hda/files/backups/computername
 This includes:
-linuxusername - This is your user name for Linux, not Samba.
+name - This is your user name for Linux, not Samba.
 password - This is your Linux password, not your Samba password.
-amahiserveripaddress - This is the IP address for your Amahi server, i.e. 192.168.1.10
+amahi_ipaddress - This is the IP address for your Amahi server, i.e. 192.168.1.10
 /computername - This is to allow you to specify which computer's backup this is.