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Supported stores:
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* local stores (any folder in XOA filesystem)
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* NFS stores
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* NFS
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* SMB (CIFS)
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### SMB
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Just read twice the UI when you add a SMB store. If you have:
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* `192.168.1.99` as SMB host
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* `Backups` as folder
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* no subfolder
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You'll have to fill it like this:
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**PATH TO BACKUP is only needed if you have subfolders in your share.**
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### Other stores
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We'll support SMB (CIFS) stores soon. Until then, if you need to mount an unsupported store, you could always do it manually:
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If you need to mount an unsupported store, you could always do it manually:
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1. mount your store inside XOA manually, e.g in `/media/mySmbSstore`
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2. in the web interface, select a "local" store and point it to your `/media/mySmbSstore` folder.
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1. mount your store inside XOA manually, e.g in `/media/myStore`
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2. in the web interface, select a "local" store and point it to your `/media/myStore` folder.
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Any Debian Linux mount point could be supported this way, until we add further options directly in the web interface.
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