> The problem was with postgres. Our db guy said that
> it
> had something to do with a library not compiled into
> postgres that returns the current size of the
> database
> after problems trying to patch and recompile our
> verson of postgres to use this library he instead
> compiled in a function so that the call to get the
> size will always return 1. This worked and
> bacula-web
> now runs although some parts of it return errors. 
> 

I found out the source of the php errors I was getting
in bacula-web. Two of my tapes had no lastwritten date
(labeled in 1.34.6 but never used) which was causing
an error in one of the scripts. After inserting fake
values into the date fields for these using psql it
looks much better now without the errors.

John


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