No, the version is Bacula's internal version number for the database. > Apparently you upgraded from version 8 (1.36.3 if I remember right) to > version > 9, which was used on 1.38.x. Now, if I understand what you did, you need > only apply the database update that is found in <bacula-source>/src/cats. > That one will upgrade a version 9 to version 10. Then hopefully you will be > in business :-) > > Important!! Please read the ReleaseNotes files for both 1.38.11 and for > 2.0.2. > There are a number of changes that are not downward compatible. I think you > will need to update your FileSets if I am not mistaken, and there is a perl > script (I think) that will do it in most cases. > > Ok, thanks, fortunately I managed to restore the data before I started the uppgrade process.Anyway, your suggestion 'hit the bullseye'. Sorry anyway for the stupid question, I only checked the catalog called 'updatedb'.
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