Hello Rob,
Bacularis is not able to use the peer authentication method easily because
it is authentication that is based on system users. In this case the
Bacularis PHP user usually is different from the default Bacula database
user.
In your case I think if you want you can stay in the peer metho
Marcin,
Thank you for the very quick response! I will experiment with this when I
have some time.
I am guessing because I've never configured a password for the bacula
database, and based on my pg_hba.conf, that bacula is authenticating to the
database server via peer connections, so bacula doesn
Hello Rob,
At the moment I prepared a section about the authentication methods in the
Bacularis documentation. You can read it here:
https://bacularis.app/doc/brief/configuration.html#bacula-catalog-database-access
Best regards,
Marcin Haba (gani)
On Wed, 3 Apr 2024 at 04:51, Marcin Haba wrote
Hello Rob,
Thanks for your question.
As the authentication method in PostgreSQL pg_hba.conf you can use
scram-sha-256 This method is available starting from PostgreSQL 10.
For the Bacularis documentation, yes, it looks to be missing there. I will
add to the doc this section about configuring the
I have previously set up bacula and bacularis on Rocky Linux 9. At the time
I ran into issues giving bacularis access to bacula's postgresql database.
I didn't know the bacula database password. At that time I set the
postgresql pg_hba.conf file to use "trust". However I am concerned that
this isn'
