Also, depending on how you had your MySQL authentication set up it may
be looking for connections coming from a specific host. If the IP has
changed or anything like that, and if Bacula was configured to connect
to the actual address/name of the machine rather than localhost you may
have issue
Hello Ken,
Did you move the whole /var/lib/mysql or just the /var/lib/mysql/bacula
directory? All the information about user privilegies and other are in
mysql database. And you need that the host/user/password you have
configured in your bacula-dir.conf for the Catalog resource be correctly
inser
I switched to an updated Ubuntu on a different partition. mysql-server
and bacula are reinstalled, but I moved /var/lib/mysql and /etc/bacula.
The hostname is the same, and a manual invocation of mysql client shows
the bacula database as expected.
However, the bacula director doesn't start and f
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I just wanted to reply with a thank you to everyone who posted
> ideas. It was definitely a database problem, and I think it was the
> attribute spooling which ended up fixing it. I added Heitor's DB tuning
> instructions; used mysqlcheck -m/-o on my DB; and then added "Spoo
Hi Everyone,
I just wanted to reply with a thank you to everyone who posted
ideas. It was definitely a database problem, and I think it was the
attribute spooling which ended up fixing it. I added Heitor's DB tuning
instructions; used mysqlcheck -m/-o on my DB; and then added "Spool
Attri
Hello, this can hopefully save some time to somebody:
0002141: Bacula with cryptodev on FreeBSD does not work
Description: For all three daemons - stored, dird and filed:
Bacula calls init_crypto() { ... OpenSSL_add_all_algorithms() ...}, which
silently opens file descriptor to /dev/crypto (optio
