This question is directed to those familiar with the packaging of Bacula for
Debian Linux systems. I am completing the installation of Bacula (v5.2.6) for
a Debian "Stable" ("Jessie", v8.5) system and have a question about the user &
group identity of the bacula-sd daemon.
>From running the command `ps -ef` I determined that the default identity is
user: bacula & group: tape. Since I'm doing backups only to disk, for
convenience I want to change the group to bacula, but I haven't been able to
figure out how.
Unless I've overlooked something the documentation states only that you CAN
change the user & group of the running daemons but doesn't explain how. By
examining the manual pages for the daemons I saw the options "-u <user>" & "-g
<group>" that could be added to the bacula-sd command so I attempted to add a
"$ARGS" argument to the bacula-sd SysV init file. It didn't work. I'm pretty
sure that I did this correctly but bacula-sd always runs as bacula/tape. (FYI,
this worked in previous versions of Bacula that I have used.)
What have I missed & where can this be changed?
Thanks!
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Linux distribution Debian 8 "Jessie"
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