Dominic Marks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
>> So doing that I entered /etc/ in the slot indicated by the comments.
>>
>> start bconsole and say `run' go thru the steps etc, but it runs the
>> same job as before. Not /etc but some piece of the bacula install
>> directory files. Which don't exist anyway since it was a gentoo
>> install and the install routines delete all that stuff.
> Did you modify the Job to use your new FileSet? You need to arrange it
> like:
>
> Job {
> Name = "My Job"
> FileSet = "My New FileSet"
> ... (other settings)
> }
>
> FileSet {
> Name = "My New FileSet"
> }
That was the missing element. A little further reading about the
directory resorces got me straightened out. But thanks for the input,
the `reload' you mentioned was good info. I was stopping and starting
bacula to get that effect.
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