: [Bacula-users] That Doh! moment - FD to SD communication
Martin Simmons wrote:
>> The only practical way I can see to break this problem is to reverse
>> the direction of the connection so that the director tells the
>> storage daemon to contact the file daemon and not the
Martin Simmons wrote:
>> The only practical way I can see to break this problem is to reverse the
>> direction of the connection so that the director tells the storage daemon to
>> contact the file daemon and not the other way around. This would work
>> because the remote client machines have a
> On Wed, 31 Oct 2007 01:01:54 +, David Legg said:
>
> I've spent the last two weeks compiling, downloading, installing,
> building and configuring. Just when I think I'm nearly there a 200
> pound gorilla jumped out and ruined everything ;-)
>
> I have a set of remote servers I'd like
Hi Thomas + Rich,
Thomas - Thanks for the pointer to the firewall section of the manual.
I'd missed that. Port forwarding would work but only if I had a static
external ip address for (or ddns enabled on) my router.
Rich - You are quite right! It probably isn't sane to have servers with
wan
On 2007.10.31. 03:01, David Legg wrote:
> I've spent the last two weeks compiling, downloading, installing,
> building and configuring. Just when I think I'm nearly there a 200
> pound gorilla jumped out and ruined everything ;-)
>
> I have a set of remote servers I'd like to keep backed up ove
I've spent the last two weeks compiling, downloading, installing,
building and configuring. Just when I think I'm nearly there a 200
pound gorilla jumped out and ruined everything ;-)
I have a set of remote servers I'd like to keep backed up over the
internet by using Bacula to save files to a
