Flak Magnet wrote: > On Monday 02 July 2007 3:26:55 pm Brian Debelius wrote: > >> I have posted in the past that I split up my bacula-dir.conf into >> @c:\progra~1\bacula\etc\pools.conf >> @c:\progra~1\bacula\etc\storage.conf >> @c:\progra~1\bacula\etc\clients.conf >> @c:\progra~1\bacula\etc\filesets.conf >> @c:\progra~1\bacula\etc\jobs.conf >> @c:\progra~1\bacula\etc\schedules.conf >> >> I also wanted to tell you that I have no found it easier to maintain by >> keeping everything under c:\program files\bacula. So in addition to >> bacula\bin, I have added bacula\etc, bacula\var, bacula\var\spool, >> and bacula\var\work. I have also modified the confs, and mtx >> scripts accordingly. Nothing is in >> c:\documents and setting\all users\application data\bacula anymore. >> >> It works for me. >> >> brian- >> > > I have done something similar. It just seemed more natural, probably from > years of maintaining a Nagios installation. > > I just find it easier to work with. typing bacula-dir -c ..\etc\bacula-dir.conf is alot easier then bacula-dir -c "c:\documents and settings\all users\application data\bacula\bacula-dir.conf"
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