On Thursday 2016-11-03 17:56:35 TheMetMan wrote:
> I have just tried
> su - bacula
> with bacula user having /bin/bash and that works, no password.
> I can create a file in the bacula-backups folder and delete it.
> However I get the same permissions error when I try to set a label.
> Here is the full output of the label command fromthe bconsole
> -------------------------------------------------
> Automatically selected Catalog: MyCatalogMySQL
> Using Catalog "MyCatalogMySQL"
> Automatically selected Storage: File
> Enter new Volume name: Full-Pool-xensync-
> Defined Pools:
> 1: Default
> 2: File
> 3: Scratch
> 4: Full-Pool-xensync
> 5: Diff-Pool-xensync
> 6: Inc-Pool-xensync
> Select the Pool (1-6): 4
> Connecting to Storage daemon File at xensync.fsoft.nnet:9103 ...
> Sending label command for Volume "Full-Pool-xensync-" Slot 0 ...
> 3910 Unable to open device ""Storage-xensync"
> (/home/backuppc/ToBackup/bacula-backups/xensync)": ERR=file_dev.c:185
> Could not
> open(/home/backuppc/ToBackup/bacula-backups/xensync/Full-Pool-xensync-,
> CREATE_READ_WRITE,0640): ERR=Permission denied
>
> Label command failed for Volume Full-Pool-xensync-.
> Do not forget to mount the drive!!!
> -------------------------------------------------
> many thanks
> Francis
Just to make sure once again...
And when you su to user bacula you can enter the directory
/home/backuppc/ToBackup/bacula-backups/xensync and create a file
in that directory?
You have said that you can write a file inside the directory
/home/backuppc/ToBackup/bacula-backups but in your first
message you have pasted the Device resource which says that
the Archive Device is /home/backuppc/ToBackup/bacula-backups/xensync
and not /home/backuppc/ToBackup/bacula-backups
Therefore you should manually check if you can write into the
directory /home/backuppc/ToBackup/bacula-backups/xensync
BTW, you didn't have to change shell to bacula user. You could
simply su like this: su - bacula -s /bin/bash
What user is used by the bacula-sd daemon?
BTW, in your case bacula doesn't need to be in the disk group.
Also, I don't think that you want all_squash in your /etc/exports
file. Here what the exports(5) manual page says about it:
"all_squash
Map all uids and gids to the anonymous user. Useful for NFS-
exported public FTP directories, news spool directories, etc.
The opposite option is no_all_squash, which is the default set‐
ting."
--
Josip Deanovic
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