Hi,
I am running a bacula server for years now, it has been upgraded since
its 2.x version and now I got it to 7.0.5+dfsg-4build1 on a Ubuntu
server 16.04 with a postgresql database.
Since its upgrade to 7.x I could not yet test a restore (shame on me, I
know), and now a user asked for some
Hello,
There are two things you can do:
1. Look at the default bacula-dir.conf Messages resource, which avoids
the problem you are having. You are missing (or probably have deleted)
one important directive.
2. Read the document section on the Messages resource, and in particular
the
"operato
Hello Heitor,
This is fixed in 7.4.1. The problem originates from MySQL version 5.7
no longer permitting a DEFAULT 0 on a timestamp. However, a timestamp
in MySQL is nothing other than a Unix/Linux time/date, which is nothing
other than a simple integer, and the value 0 is a perfectly valid
