On 28/02/11, Dene Stringfellow (supp...@ridgedale.co.uk) wrote:
> I am wondering if anyone could provide some assistance. I have just
> upgraded Debian Lenny to Squeeze on my server and decided to try
> Bacula to set up a disk-to-disk (initial full backup) daily
> incremental backup using two (NTFS formatted) external drives
> rotated on a weekly basis, so one disk is held off-site while the
> other is in use. I'm not trying to back up clients at this point.
>
> I ran the following command to install Bacula:
>
> apt-get install bacula
>
> The installation appeared to be successful although I did notice
> during the installation process that SQLite appeared to be being
> installed - surprising since I have an active MySQL server
> installation.
If you run
dpkg -l | grep bacula
it will show you which bacula packages you have installed.
My server has:
bacula-common
bacula-commong-pgsql
bacula-console
bacula-director-common
bacula-director-pgsql
bacula-fd
bacula-sd
bacula-sd-pgsql
If you are intending to use mysql you will need to choose the packages
with "mysql" instead of "pgsql".
The other errors you report have to do with Mysql configuration. If you
haven't got a database configured yet, it may be worth moving to
Postgresql in any event.
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