On 01/21/16 12:10, Martin Simmons wrote:
>>> , got 2800 End Job TermCode=69 JobFiles=147756 ReadBytes=17353960553
>>> JobBytes=17353960553 Errors=1 VSS=0 Encrypt=0 CommBytes=0
>>> CompressCommBytes=0
>
> It is probably caused by this error on the fd:
>
>> 21-Jan 00:07 xxxxxx-fd JobId 1199: Error: bsock.c:221 Socket open error.
>> proto=28 port=9103. ERR=Protocol not supported
>
> It looks like your configuration is specifying IPv6, but the client doesn't
> support it.
This is indeed true: bacula on FreeBSD is always compiled with IPv6
support, but my kernel has IPv6 disabled.
However I feel a bit confused why the two would be related...
The "status" command gives this warning, but works.
Backups work too (again with this warning).
Why would it matter only on restores?
I also asked about this in the past and I was told it was harmless.
Is it a bug then?
In any case, I recompiled everything without IPv6 (by adding
"--disable-ipv6" to the port's Makefile) and nothing changed:
I still get "Error: bsock.c:221 Socket open error. proto=28 port=9103.
ERR=Protocol not supported" on status, backup and restore; the former
two work properly anyway, while the third fails.
bye & Thanks
av.
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