Hi Heitor,
pt., 24 kwi 2026 o 14:39 Heitor Faria <[email protected]> napisał(a):
> Hello Arno,
>
> Long time, no writing.
> Thanks for your feedback. I highly value this.
>
>
>> I would like to understand them a bit better. Are those plugins going to
>> be Open Source? Do you have any specs and documentation published?
>>
> I'm still deciding about the licensing. Any insights? For now, it is just
> full copyright.
>
To clarify, what is your info->plugin_license value?
What I know from the Bacula Plugin development you need to provide the
following as a plugin license to be able to successfully load the plugin:
if (strcmp(info->plugin_license, "Bacula AGPLv3") != 0 &&
strcmp(info->plugin_license, "AGPLv3") != 0 &&
strcmp(info->plugin_license, BPLUGIN_LICENSE) != 0) {
and as for now - commit 0d0186b248e12425aebf56372ce8de29e05924c6 (HEAD ->
Branch-15.0, origin/HEAD, origin/Branch-15.0) - none of the accepted
strings is "full copyright".
I have all the documentation, which I'm publishing progressively.
> Please verify the AKA Sentinel Plugin Whitepaper:
> https://baculaenterprise.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/PodHeitor-Incremental-Accelerator-Ransomware-Detection-and-Remediation-Plugin.pdf
>
>
I wonder how your inotify solution works with real world scenarios, i.e.
one of my regular laptops has about 2.5M files and one of my file servers
has volumes with 175M files, and I found inotify to not scale well over the
number of directories monitored.
Should I try this solution again?
best regards
--
Radosław Korzeniewski
[email protected]
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