Yes, I understood after lot of googling and reading materials that is
decomposed canonical which is here to blame. But how to solve it? What
to do first?
I could find a solution, mounting all stuff I need to Linux via SAMBA
and then backup everything, but is this only way?
Anyway, thanks for any
> On Tue, 27 Jun 2006 13:22:39 +0300, Peteris Krisjanis said:
>
> So I want down with debuging and launched bacula-fd (Installed by Finkon OS
> X 10.4 up to date) with -vf -d200 flags. Results where interesting-
> bacula-fd clearly got UTF-8 chars from bacula-dir.conf, which weresend by
> bacu
Hi Kern and list,
I am back with my Unicode problems, but with more information and
try-and-error testing stuff.
First of all, yes, bacula-dir.conf is UTF-8, so it is no problem to
write Unicode strings there. However, bacula-fd or bacula-dir still
ignores them when it comes to Exclude directorie
On Monday 19 June 2006 14:16, Peteris Krisjanis wrote:
> p.s. I suppose not a first who bothers this list with this question, but
> as I couldn't find right answer while doing search on list archive, here
> I go...
>
> Hi, my name is Peter and I'm first time Bacula user. At first, I was
> just conf
p.s. I suppose not a first who bothers this list with this question, but
as I couldn't find right answer while doing search on list archive, here
I go...
Hi, my name is Peter and I'm first time Bacula user. At first, I was
just confused by system scale first, but now I got lot of things and
really
