>You just made my day sir.
Lol, glad to see it working...
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>Used notepad, the process is not running. It definitely will not start on
>Windows.
Have a closer look, I just opened the fd conf on this Win7 wkst as it doesn't
ever get
used often as I had to change the director name anyway. I intentional used
another
encoding method _other_ than what the do
>Editing the config with a non-ASCII only editor will screw it up...? You've
>got to be kidding me...I just used "notepad" in Windows. What should I use?
Of course, if it adds xml formatting for example...
Notepad is good, as per the docs:
"On most modernWin32 machines, you can edit the conf fil
>I am using 5.0.2 because that is the version of the director. The config file
>is in the same folder as the fd .exe: C:\Program Files\Bacula\
Whoops, missed your earlier post. In this case, my guess is you edited the
config
with a non ascii only editor. This happened to me the first time I set
>I am using 5.0.2 because that is the version of the director. The config file
>is in the same folder as the fd .exe: C:\Program Files\Bacula\
Ok, look *very* closely at the error? Unless you specify the config file, it
looks
in C:\ProgramData\Bacula *NOT* C:\Program Files\Bacula
Can you telnet to it on the fd port? I would first try that on the client
system, and assuming it makes a connection, try it again from the director
system. If it fails to connect from that system then you've got some sort of
firewall issue.
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From: rlh1533 [mailto:bacula-
>Starting it from the command line yields the following error:
>
>PS C:\Program Files\Bacula> .\bacula-fd
>PS C:\Program Files\Bacula>
>01-Aug 11:30 bacula-fd: ERROR TERMINATION at
>/tmp/bacula/bacula/src/lib/parse_conf.c:898
>Config error: Cannot open config file "C:\ProgramData\Bacula/bacula-fd.
You need to specify the location of your conf file with the -c flag when you
run from a command prompt. You can check the command line used by the
service in the registry (HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Bacula-fd),
but you'll want to remove the "/service" part when running from the command
