Guys,
I figured out what is the real problem. The company implemented a criptografy solution on all laptops called Credant. After this implementation Bacula can't access anymore any file on drive of laptops.
Somebody have any idea or have experienced this kind of situation? What can I do? I can acc
> Hello people,
>
> I'm using Bacula-win v. 2.4.3 and everything was working fine;
suddenly
> Bacula stops to make backup of files from the clients. The message is:
> Cannot open "Path\File..." ERR: Access is denied
>
> The backups are beeing stored on files (I'm not using tapes).
>
> The curiou
On 10/18/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I took out the users password for bacula on mysql and removed those from the
> config files as well. Not having read everything yet, I am making the
> assumption that for basic access, there is no password needed but each service
> has the
On 10/18/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >17-Oct 23:10 qualsrv-dir JobId 6: BeforeJob: mysqldump: Got error: 1045:
> >Access denied for user 'bacula'@'localhost' (using password: NO) when trying
> >to connect
>
> Ok, what did I mess up while trying to get my tape drive to work?
>
Hi John,
thank for your help, but it seems that I get the same problem yet. The
Grant user exclusive rights should be the cause of this problem. Really
I cannot understain how ntbackup work and bacula does not work. If it
is, as I believe, a problem of permission, why bacula get different
results
On 8/27/07, MasterBrian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've tryed to backup as Administrator and/or backup operators, but it
> seems to does not work.
>
> I get something like:
>
> 27-Aug 09:17 bacula-fd: Could not open directory f:/DfsRoot/Data:
> ERR=Access is denied.
>
> 27-Aug 09:17 bacula-f
I've tryed to backup as Administrator and/or backup operators, but it
seems to does not work.
I get something like:
27-Aug 09:17 bacula-fd: Could not open directory f:/DfsRoot/Data:
ERR=Access is denied.
27-Aug 09:17 bacula-fd: Could not open directory f:/DfsRoot/DOC:
ERR=Access is den
On 8/27/07, MasterBrian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greetings
>
> I'm trying to backup a file server on a win2000sp4 machine. It is
> machine in a active directory's domain.
>
> In the domain there is this policy:
> Redirect My Documents
>
> With this policy, all my clients use the document folder
Steve Ellis wrote:
> Windows uses something called, I believe, a GUID (globally unique
> identifier) for
It's called a SID (Security IDentifier IIRC). GUIDs are used in Windows,
but for identifying other objects (such as OLE/activex components).
SIDs look something like this:
S-1-514-23123-12382
Joshua Kugler said:
> I'm not sure if this is Bacula related or not, but I'm going to try...
>
> I just restored some files from a backup to a new Windows XP box, and now
> when
> I go to access those files, I am getting access denied errors. Looking at
> the security information on those files,
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