Richard,
I assume the name of the server is different,
so you have to check the DNS/HOSTS stuff.
I had similar problems when I moved to another machine.
Bacula is very sensitive in the name resolution.
I put bacula-dir, bacula-sd and bacula-fd in the hosts,
that fixed this issue in my case.
Ger
Richard,
I'm assuming your paths are like mine, if not edit the path. Try
netstat -tapn
(Shows open ports and status, eg. LISTEN)
If your port does not show up here then the server is not running. You can
also try /etc/rc.d/init.d/bacula-dir status to see if the process is
running.
eg.
Hi,
I have successfully installed Bacula-3.0.1(mySQL 5.0.77) on Fedora 10
running on x86_64 procs.
I have an IBM LTO-4 FC drive attached and running the btape test command
finishes without any errors.
I am now trying to migrate another older Bacula 2.0.3 build onto the new
server running
