On Tue, Feb 26, 2013 at 01:46:55AM -0800, goorooj wrote:
> ok, with your informations and after a search i found out what's gone wrong:
> i am on a debian system and have to enable /bin/bash for bacula user to su.
> http://wiki.bacula.org/doku.php?id=sshtunnel
su - bacula -s /bin/sh
would have b
From: goorooj
>t here is a user bacula that runs the director job when i do a ps -ef, but
>when i
> try to su bacula, there´s no error but i am still user root...
> looks like i cannot confirm the key as the user bacula is using.
What is your user bacula's shell...? nologin?
JD
ok, with your informations and after a search i found out what´s gone wrong: i
am on a debian system and have to enable /bin/bash for bacula user to su.
http://wiki.bacula.org/doku.php?id=sshtunnel
thank you.
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there is a user bacula that runs the director job when i do a ps -ef, but when
i try to su bacula, there´s no error but i am still user root...
looks like i cannot confirm the key as the user bacula is using.
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Hi,
I assume that bacula or your runjobafter is running with a different user then
you tried the ssh command.
You have to do it with the same user as bacula is running and confirm the key.
Cris
On 26 Feb, 2013, at 10:07 , goorooj wrote:
> hi forum,
>
> i have a server that i can SSH to with
hi forum,
i have a server that i can SSH to with key authentication without problem as
root. i defined a runjobafter that gives a command to the server via ssh to run
a script.
if i run that command manually it succeeds.
the bacula job runs and does the backup, but at the end gives me a message
