I tried using setdebug for all daemons via bconsole. But didn't see any
changes.
I also ran my client like:
./sbin/bacula-fd -c ./etc/bacula-fd.conf -f -d99
But no output at all. Even when I used bconsole to show status of that
client or attempt to do a "run" of a job for that client (so it is
running I assume).
The tutorial has:
-d nn Set the debug level to nn. Higher levels of debug cause
more information to be displayed on STDOUT concerning what the
daemon is doing.
I want to see the output of various Dmsg1 and related.
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