Kern Sibbald wrote:
> The idea was that if an Address is specified that Bacula would then *require*
> that the Director that is calling is at the specified address. This is sort
> of a simple minded libwrap feature.
Another way would be for Bacula to support Kerberos, which would be
lovely, b
On Friday 21 October 2005 19:38, Phil Stracchino wrote:
> Viktorija wrote:
> > what about Windows type client? I don't need administrator rights for
> > stolling such file :)
Actually, Viktorija, using some clever insight, has brought up an interesting
problem. If you have a brain-damaged machin
Viktorija wrote:
> what about Windows type client? I don't need administrator rights for
> stolling such file :)
But you're using restricted consoles on your Windows clients that allow
access only to jobs saved for that machine, right? Or maybe you
don't even HAVE a console installed on the
On 21 Oct 2005 at 19:04, Viktorija wrote:
> yes. but as i said before i can see this password in stolen
> bacula-fd.conf file and i can use it for configuring bacula server to
> stole other needed files from that server without having
> administrators rights. So it doesn't is password in plain tex
yes. but as i said before i can see this password in stolen bacula-fd.conf file
and i can use it for configuring bacula server to stole other needed files from
that server without having administrators rights. So it doesn't is password in
plain text or CRAM-MD5.
I think it would be great if bac
what about Windows type client? I don't need administrator rights for stolling
such file :)
As i understand correctly stunnel supports encrypted tunnel for data
transfering not authorization, but i need _safe_ authorization. Also such
encryption will ask more time for backuping but i have about
On Fri, Oct 21, 2005 at 07:04:57PM +0300, Viktorija wrote:
>
> But for now i am searching how to avoid situations with stolen passwords.
Don't allow your passwords to be stolen. You haven't explained how
someone can read a properly protected bacula-fd.conf but NOT arbitrary
other files on the sy
On Fri, Oct 21, 2005 at 05:42:18PM +0300, Viktorija wrote:
> i have some questions about authorization from client (bacula-fd) to
> server (bacula-dir). How about security? Maybe somebody can describe
> very detailed authorization process client-server-client to me? What
> if i have stolen bacula-
On 21 Oct 2005 at 18:30, Viktorija wrote:
> Also i still want to know details about authorization
> client-server-client :) Thanks!
>From http://www.bacula.org/dev-manual/Current_State_Bacula.html
CRAM-MD5 password authentication between each component (daemon).
The daemons authenticate using
Hello,
i have some questions about authorization from client (bacula-fd) to server
(bacula-dir). How about security? Maybe somebody can describe very detailed
authorization process client-server-client to me?
What if i have stolen bacula-fd.conf where is Director password and other
information.
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