On Monday 12 June 2006 13:09, David Rodriguez Demelos wrote:
> I'm a new bacula user and I have a little problem with client console.
> I have configured the client console restrictions in bacula-dir.conf like
> this:
>
> ...
>
> Console {
> Name = "Client Name"
> Password = ""
> JobACL = "Job Client Name", RestoreFiles-Linux
> ClientACL = client-fd
> StorageACL = "My Storage"
> ScheduleACL = *all*
> PoolACL = *all*
> FileSetACL = Linux
> CatalogACL = MyCatalog
> CommandACL = run, q, quit, restore, status
> }
>
> ...
>
> With this configuration I want the client console only can use its jobs.
> When I execute run jobs from client it work ok, but when I execute a
> restore job from client with bconsole program and select the option number
> 3 (Enter list of comma separated JobIds to select), I can select a other
> client job. Bacula launch a error message (bacula can not use this job),
> but the restore process continue and finally it restore this backup in the
> first client computer. This is very dangeraous, because any client can get
> another client data.
Bacula should not allow the user to use JobIds from another client, so this
sounds like a bug. However, you will need to provide me with specific output
showing this problem as well as a bit of information about your setup.
Please see the "Support Page" of the Bacula web site. In particular without
knowing what Bacula version you are using, I cannot even start ...
> How I can configure this for to solve this problem?
>
> Thanks.
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