Thanks!
bacula-dir -f gave me a missing pid file.
A little research brought up
http://www.mail-archive.com/bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net/msg02406.html
this thread that describes the solution to my problem:
My "--with-pid-dir..." configuration directive pointed to a non-existing
folder.
I
try running commands directly with console output, for example :
bacula-dir -f
if that produces nothing, try adding -d and increase number
until you get something useful.
a wild guess : it's possible your config file permissions are incorrect :)
On 2007.06.15. 17:41, ChowYunFett wrote:
> Hi,
>
Hi,
looking for a good backup solution that can handle multiple machines, I
installed Bacula 2.3.0 with MySQL on openSUSE, every step according to the
user guide.
When I run "./bacula start" I get no error messages.
I found I couldn't connect to the Console daemon by "./bconsole" so I
checked the
