IP address is NOT whitelisted: Yes
SPF check stopped as domain server: yes
SPF check stopped as domain server: yes
check for blank subject stopped as sender whitelisted: Yes
content filter - VW - NOT triggered: Yes
content filter - TD - NOT triggered: Yes
attachment filtering stopped as whitelisted
Hello Vaughan,
Could you try to type in the working directory field this path:
/etc/baculum/Config-api-lighttpd
instead of this one:
/etc/baculum/Config-api-cache
If it will not work, then could I ask you about showing us result from
this command:
# ls -la /etc/baculum/Config-api-lighttpd
Th
Hello,
I decided to try switching from using Apache as the web server and use Lighttpd
instead.
I removed all the modules that I installed as part of the Apache installation.
Restarted the system.
Then installed Lighttpd.
I didn't see any errors during the removal or installation steps.
Thes
Some of this advice might not follow best practice (basically item 1). You
should assess risk accordingly. I am not a bacula or Apache expert. (Really
not an Apache expert since I'm using lighthttpd). I might get some command
syntax wrong or misremember a process name since I'm typing this from my
Hello,
I now have the following:
ls -ld /etc/baculum/Config-api-apache/
drwxrwx--- 2 www-data www-data 4096 Oct 15 14:32 /etc/baculum/Config-api-apache
Which I understand is what is needed for apache to have write access to the
above file.
Still seeing this error in Baculum setup:
IP address is NOT whitelisted: Yes
SPF check stopped as domain server: yes
SPF check stopped as domain server: yes
check for blank subject stopped as sender whitelisted: Yes
content filter - VW - NOT triggered: Yes
content filter - TD - NOT triggered: Yes
attachment filtering stopped as whitelisted
Hello Vaughan,
To the suggestions provided by Rob I am also adding two words about
permissions. For this directory that you used for the Baculum working
dir:
/etc/baculum/Config-api-cache
you need to create this directory (if it does not exist) and set
ownership and permissions that enable to wr
Thoughts, with most important probably being middle and end thought:
1. Can set permissions using ACL with getfacl and setfacl. Google and see
man pages. However, this is probably not the best solution since...
2. You might need to add an exemption to a sudoers allow list file. Odds
are there shou
Dangit, I didn't add the link I said I would. Sorry. Bacula project repo
access link:
https://www.bacula.org/bacula-binary-package-download/
Baculum setup info, including more detail on the sudoers.d file I
mentioned.
https://baculum.app/doc/brief/configuration.html
Consider trying lighthttpd ins
