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Doc: Update mount example to work on more systems (#147)

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`0 */1 * * * if [[ -d /mnt/backup ]]; then rsync_tmbackup.sh /home /mnt/backup; fi` this is not valid for all sistems. Is not POSIX compilant. IMHO best soltuion is `if grep -qs /mnt/backup /proc/mounts; then rsync_tmbackup.sh /home /mnt/backup; fi`

Best regards and thanks for your script.
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AbdelKarim Mateos
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0 */1 * * * if [[ -d /mnt/backup ]]; then rsync_tmbackup.sh /home /mnt/backup; fi 0 */1 * * * if [[ -d /mnt/backup ]]; then rsync_tmbackup.sh /home /mnt/backup; fi
0 */1 * * * if grep -qs /mnt/backup /proc/mounts; then rsync_tmbackup.sh /home /mnt/backup; fi
## Backup expiration logic ## Backup expiration logic
Backup sets are automatically deleted following a simple expiration strategy defined with the `--strategy` flag. This strategy is a series of time intervals with each item being defined as `x:y`, which means "after x days, keep one backup every y days". The default strategy is `1:1 30:7 365:30`, which means: Backup sets are automatically deleted following a simple expiration strategy defined with the `--strategy` flag. This strategy is a series of time intervals with each item being defined as `x:y`, which means "after x days, keep one backup every y days". The default strategy is `1:1 30:7 365:30`, which means: