Permission denied errors would normally indicate, that whatever user
this runs under isn't allowed to access (write?) to that device. Have
you checked your permissions for /dev/nst0 already?
Hi Mike,
I have indeed, bacula runs as bacula:tape and /dev/nst0 is root:tape
(crw-rw----). I would have thought this to be sufficient?
When you say "bacula runs", which daemon is this (bacula-dir or bacula-sd)?
The problem could be that bacula-dir (which runs the "RunAfter" command) is
not running as bacula:tape.
__Martin
Apologies for not making myself clearer. I was referring to the
bacula-director rather than the other components.
I've just checked who the bacula-director runs as and from looking in
init.d/bacula-dir (Debian Sarge 3.1) and the startup script is changing
it to run as bacula:bacula. I'm thinking that this would cause the
problem I'm seeing. I've now modified /dev/nst0 to be bacula:tape and am
hopin that this fixes the problem.
Many thanks.
Gavin Conway
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