>
> Well I run the command and get this:
>
> /etc/bacula# bacula-dir -d 99 -t -c bacula-dir.conf
> bacula-dir: dird.c:152 Debug level = 99
> bacula-dir: inc_conf.c:526 set wilddir 80f6c20 size=1 [A-Z]:/ 
> Documents and Settings/*/Application Data/*/Profiles/*/*/Cache
> bacula-dir: inc_conf.c:526 set wilddir 80f6c20 size=2 [A-Z]:/ 
> Documents and Settings/*/Application Data/*/Profiles/*/*/Cache.Trash
> bacula-dir: inc_conf.c:526 set wilddir 80f6c20 size=3 [A-Z]:/ 
> Documents and Settings/*/Cookies
> bacula-dir: inc_conf.c:526 set wilddir 80f6c20 size=4 [A-Z]:/ 
> Documents and Settings/*/Recent
> bacula-dir: inc_conf.c:526 set wilddir 80f6c20 size=5 [A-Z]:/ 
> Documents and Settings/*/Local Settings/History
> bacula-dir: inc_conf.c:526 set wilddir 80f6c20 size=6 [A-Z]:/ 
> Documents and Settings/*/Local Settings/Temp
> bacula-dir: inc_conf.c:526 set wilddir 80f6c20 size=7 [A-Z]:/ 
> Documents and Settings/*/Local Settings/Temporary Internet Files
> bacula-dir: inc_conf.c:526 set wildfile 80f6c20 size=1 [A-Z]:/ 
> Documents and Settings/All Users/Application Data/Microsoft/Network/ 
> Downloader/qmgr[01].dat
> bacula-dir: inc_conf.c:526 set wilddir 80f6c20 size=8 [A-Z]:/WINDOWS/ 
> Temp
> bacula-dir: inc_conf.c:526 set wilddir 80f6c20 size=9 [A-Z]:/temp
> bacula-dir: inc_conf.c:526 set wildbase 80f6c20 size=1 *.tmp
> bacula-dir: inc_conf.c:526 set wildbase 80f6c20 size=2 *.thumb
> bacula-dir: inc_conf.c:526 set wilddir 80f6c20 size=10 [A-Z]:/RECYCLER
> bacula-dir: inc_conf.c:526 set wildfile 80f6c20 size=2 [A-Z]:/ 
> pagefile.sys
> bacula-dir: mysql.c:159 mysql_init done
> bacula-dir: mysql.c:180 mysql_real_connect done
> bacula-dir: mysql.c:182 db_user=bacula db_name=bacula db_password=
> Pool   Maxsize  Maxused  Inuse
> NoPool      256        0      0
> NAME        130        0      0
> FNAME       256        8      4
> MSG         512        1      0
> EMSG       1024        2      0
>
> But why MySQL appear here If I uninstall all and compile again with  
> PostgreSQL support?

Well the Debian/Ubuntu packages use sqlite3 by default, which packages  
did you install ?

In apt-get you should find the following for bacula packages:

bacula - Network backup, recovery and verification (Meta-package)
bacula-client - Network backup, recovery and verification (Client meta- 
package)
bacula-common - Network backup, recovery and verification (Common  
Support files)
bacula-console - Network backup, recovery and verification (Mgmt.  
Console)
bacula-console-gnome - Network backup, recovery and verification  
(Console, Gnome version)
bacula-console-wx - Network backup, recovery and verification  
(Console, Gnome version)
bacula-director-common - Network backup, recovery and verification  
(Director common files)
bacula-director-mysql - Network backup, recovery and verification  
(Director daemon)
bacula-director-pgsql - Network backup, recovery and verification  
(Director daemon)
bacula-director-sqlite - Network backup, recovery and verification  
(Director daemon)
bacula-director-sqlite3 - Network backup, recovery and verification  
(Director daemon)
bacula-doc - Documentation for Bacula
bacula-fd - Network backup, recovery and verification (Filer daemon)
bacula-sd - Network backup, recovery and verification (Storage daemon)
bacula-sd-mysql - Network backup, recovery and verification (SD tools- 
MySQL)
bacula-sd-pgsql - Network backup, recovery and verification (SD tools- 
PostgreSQL)
bacula-sd-sqlite - Network backup, recovery and verification (SD tools- 
SQLite)
bacula-sd-sqlite3 - Network backup, recovery and verification (SD  
tools-SQLite3)
bacula-server - Network backup, recovery and verification (Server meta- 
package)
bacula-traymonitor - Network backup, recovery and verification (Tray  
monitor)

I resorted to compiling from source as the packages were older - 1.3.8  
or something.

I also noticed you had the following in the above output:

bacula-dir: mysql.c:182 db_user=bacula db_name=bacula db_password=

Was this deliberate to hide the password (always a wise thing to do on  
a mailing list) ? or is there no actual password set ? are you running  
mysql ? is the mysql database and tables all setup and with  
appropriate grants so that bacula can access it ?

Regards

Matt Brown

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