On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 08:40:32AM +0100, Michal Juranyi wrote:
> Hello there,
> I am running Bacula 2.4.4 on Ubuntu server and 2.4.4 Windows clients.
> Everything works fine, except of one thing. There are localized slovak and
> czech WinXPs and they have localized also file paths (i.e. Application data
> is translated as Data aplikací). Look at the last letter, it's "í", not "i".
> Our language includes more such letters (i.e. ž,ť,č,š). The problem is that
> Windows can handle files with such letters in filename and so users got used
> to use such filenames. But Bacula as I see has a big problem with these
> files. I want to use Bacula to backup employees' files, like invoices etc.
What exactly do you mean by "has a big problem" ? Do you get an error ?
If so, which one (please copy it exactly) ? Or do those files
silently gets dropped from catalog ? Or something else ?
Please explain in more detail what do you do exactly, and what do you
get (and what you were expecting, if it's not obvious).
Also, what is your database backend for bacula (name and version) ?
> Is there any way how to "teach" Bacula to work with these files?
I think that recent versions of bacula (last one is 5.0.1) should
work out of the box with your files (but you might need to nuke the
old catalog database, ie. do purge / install instead of upgrade. Or
might not, dunno).
Over here, bacula 5.0.1 director/SD with bacula-fd 2.4.4 (both
servers and clients on debian, though), backs up and restores files
containing Croatian letters in them (šđčćž ŠĐČĆŽ) without problems;
so I would expect it to work with Slovak and Czech letters too.
Note: your server (DIR, SD) must have same of newer versions of
bacula than your FD.
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