Hi there!,

Your installation may indeed be 'borked' if that is truely the directory 
structure it is installed under. If if not borked, extremely non standard at 
least!

I'm guessing you built it from source, which would have involved a 'make 
install' step hopefully.

If so, you'll probably find you now have an /etc/bacula directory, or maybe 
/usr/local/etc/bacula depending on your configure command line options.

This directory should contain all your config files, rather than the directory 
you listed.

If this isn't the case, try running 'ps -ef | grep bacula' and seeing what 
config files are shown after the -c option on your bacula commands.

If all that fails, reply back to the list with the ./configure command you ran 
as part of the build process and we'll see if we can work out where you should 
be looking.

Cheers,


Troy Daniels
Systems Admin.
iTouch Australia

John Steel wrote:
> I followed the docs to the point where the daemons are ok, the tape 
> tests fine with btape test and the example of backing up and restoring 
> to the /tmp dir using the File Fileset worked. I now find changes to 
> bacula-dir.conf have no effect (yes, I always ./bacula restart). Could 
> my installation be borked? I am on RH Fed6, I installed to 
> /usr/src/bacula, the only instance of bacula-dir.conf is in 
> /usr/src/nbacula/src/dird - is that the "live" on or should it be copied 
> somewehere? I'm trying to add a fileset to back up about 80G of last 
> years data, across a few tapes. The entry I added was
> 
> FileSet {
>  Name = "2006"
>  Include {
>    Options {
>      signature = MD5
>    }
>    File = /data/Vol4/Backup_pending_tape/Daily/2006
>    File = /data/Vol4/Backup_pending_tape/Weekly/2006
>  }
> }
> I was expecting the new fileset to appear in the list when in bconsole I 
> did "show filesets". Is this reasonable?
> I also tried renaming the default "Full Set" Fileset to "XFull Set" just 
> to see a change but it didn't. Thanks.
> 
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