pedro moreno wrote:
> Hi people.
>
> I already install bacula 1.38.8 no FreeBSD setup my /etc/rc.conf file to
> start bacula, that method is very good, but i have some problems every time
> i restart my system or try to stop
> the bacula-dir.daemon.
>
> 1; Every time that my system boots he try to start bacula first and latter
> mysql, bacula depends of mysql, and for this little reason the daemon fails
> to start, just start the fd and sd daemons.
> Solution: start the daemon manually or create a script to start the
> daemon.
If I understand you correctly the solution is quite simple. In your
/usr/local/etc/rc.d directory rename your scripts.
I rename my scripts with a number prefix to the order I want them
started. Example,
000.mysql-client.sh.OFF
100.mysql-server.sh
600.darwin_streaming_server.sh
700.proftpd.sh
800.apache.sh
996.streamingadminserver.sh.OFF
998.rsyncd.sh.OFF
999.bacula.sh
FreeBSD ports maintainers *could* do this during the install, provided
they had some way of knowing what order you needed things started in,
which they don't.
man rc.d will explain it quite well.
DAve
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Yes that was the solution + man rc.d.
The only thing now is to know why sometimes /usr/local/etc/rc.d/bacula-dr.sh stop sometimes dosent kill the daemon and others success. 80%Fail 20%Success...?
Well i still testing new festures of bacula 1.38.8, thanks DAve.
Greetings all.
