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| Date | Change Summary |
| 2020-09-01 | Initial release of the document. |
This document explains about voice record archiving and possible mounting problem about accesing that records. The preface for Voice Record Archive Operations contains the following sections:
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Tegsoft voice records are saved in “Monitor” director. Voice records should be archived and moved because of size and security. According to this, voice records in Monitor are archived in MonitorArchive directory with mp3 format every night. You can set the the archiving time when it should be done from project based Tegsoft screen.
At this step, we will see the mount and umount terms.
Mount command mount a storage device or file system and make them accessible. And then adds it to an existing directory structure.
Umount command detaches the mounted file system. Notify the system to complete pending read or write operations and safely unmount them.
All accessed files in a UNIX or in a Linux similar to UNIX system are arranged in form of a big tree, file hierarchy is rooted at ‘/’. These files can be spread out on various devices.
Mount command mounts file system found on a device or on another place to file tree (Storage). Conersly, umount command unmounts it from the tree.
For more details, use this link : https://www.computerhope.com/unix/umount.htm
If you follow the next steps, archive files can be moved to windows share.
mkdir -p /var/spool/asterisk/monitorArchive
mount -t cifs //SHARED_SERVER_IP_ADDRESS/SHARED_FOLDER -o username=USER,password=PASSWORD /var/spool/asterisk/monitorArchivemount -t cifs //SHARED_SERVER_IP_ADDRESS/SHARED_FOLDER /var/spool/asterisk/monitorArchive
Sometimes files cannot be mounted to storage because of the system failure. Umount/mount operation is required to access these files physically located in monitorArchive.
Picture below show that.
The Windows shared PC must have access to both MonitorArchive and Storage.
First, umount operation and then mount operation will allow access to the files again.
The operation steps are below.
umount /var/spool/asterisk/monitorArchivemount -t cifs //SHARED_SERVER_IP_ADDRESS/SHARED_FOLDER -o username=USER,password=PASSWORD /var/spool/asterisk/monitorArchive
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