Am 23.01.23 um 13:31 schrieb Pierre Bernhardt:
My self signed root ca and my certs has to been outdated.
So I created a new ca key, self segned ca cert and new
certs for bacula director and all clients.
...
I only replaced the tls certs and installed a new ca cert.
I double checked the inst
My self signed root ca and my certs has to been outdated.
So I created a new ca key, self segned ca cert and new
certs for bacula director and all clients.
The issue is that the message appears so i cerated a
new ca cert so the
basicConstraints = CA:true
also contains the ca cert
So I i
Hi there,
Finally I could fix the issue. :) The problem was with the FQDN... My
Bacula-components used IP address instead of FQDN... It worked until I did
not useTLS, but needed FQDN to make TLS working. ;)
cheers,
Zsolt
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 6:55 PM, Zsolt Kozak wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I goo
Zsolt Kozak wrote:
> I've tried that scenario before and now, but it's not working. It should not
> be working because it's a server-client communication I guess, the bconsole
> client is communicating with the director server... Am I right?
I believe that each side needs to present a cert with th
Hi,
I've tried that scenario before and now, but it's not working. It should not
be working because it's a server-client communication I guess, the bconsole
client is communicating with the director server... Am I right?
I noticed the same configuration in the article but here is another article
Zsolt Kozak wrote:
> Hi Hugh,
>
> Thanks for the fast reply. I forgot to post my config. Here they are:
My *guess* would be that the "TLS Certificate" and "TLS Key"
directives in both need to point to the same certificate, because
they're on the same host. That's how I've got it set up on my
mach
Hi Hugh,
Thanks for the fast reply. I forgot to post my config. Here they are:
bacula-dir.conf:
Director {# define myself
Name = bacula-dir
DIRport = 9101# where we listen for UA connections
QueryFile = "/etc/bacula/scripts/query.sql"
W
Zsolt Kozak wrote:
> Do you have any idea what's wrong? It's interesting that the TLS-connection
> is OK on the server side, only the bconsole has problems with it
Are you able to post the relevant parts of bacula-dir.conf and
bconsole.conf? Seeing which certs are specified where might help.
Hi there,
I googled around quite lot and got no answer for my TLS-issue, so I'm trying
this email list.
First of all I have a tested Bacula-system with working director, storage,
filedaemon, bat and bconsole. I tried to set TLS in each components but
failed, so I thought I was trying it step by s
