The design of bacula requires it. Bacula has three parts:
- The SD (storage daemon) is responsible for accessing the actual backup
tape (or file) and nothing else.
- The FD (file daemon) is responsible for accessing the data that is
being backed up or restored.
- The director tells the FD which
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 5:18 PM, victor wrote:
> Why must the file daemon be started when I do a restore?
> If the file daemon that I backed up is down, the restore operation will
> fail with this message:
> 03-Feb 23:58 192.168.0.191-dir: RestoreFiles.2009-02-03_23.52.10
> Warning: bnet.c:853 Coul
Why must the file daemon be started when I do a restore?
If the file daemon that I backed up is down, the restore operation will
fail with this message:
03-Feb 23:58 192.168.0.191-dir: RestoreFiles.2009-02-03_23.52.10
Warning: bnet.c:853 Could not connect to File daemon on
192.168.0.191:9102. ER
