On Jan 16, 2014, at 8:59 AM, "D. Ryan Spott" <[email protected]> wrote:

> I have something like this running as well. I figure I have 6 years+ on gmail 
> until I run out of space for my daily backups.
> 
> I do an export to a text file and then mail that. I have just had too many 
> issues with binary files when I have to replace non-like hardware in a pinch.

I agree -- even like hardware is a pain, since the wireless settings are never 
imported on restore unless it's the exact same radio MAC.  But I take both just 
in case some version of ROS starts generating faulty export files, it's just a 
belt-and-suspenders thing, and it doesn't cost me any more.

Frankly, export files are not always 100% transportable between product models, 
either.  When I first started using SXTs, our "standard configuration file" 
would lock them up so hard that they required a netinstall.  Finally determined 
that the /system led commands that we used on the RB711 units did something to 
hang SXTs.

Also, sorry for fumbling the offlist response earlier.

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