> Hello,
>
> Below, you will find a few notes on my ideas ...
>
> On Saturday 01 September 2007 13:55, James Harper wrote:
> > Here's some thoughts on the way I'd like to see a plugin API
implemented
> > in the bacula file daemon, based on the work I've done on the
Exchange
> > Agent for Bacula.
Hello,
Below, you will find a few notes on my ideas ...
On Saturday 01 September 2007 13:55, James Harper wrote:
> Here's some thoughts on the way I'd like to see a plugin API implemented
> in the bacula file daemon, based on the work I've done on the Exchange
> Agent for Bacula.
>
> Agent loadin
Hi,
during the past, we have used afbackup as for backups in the company I
work for. This software is a "little" aged nowadays, and we have been
looking for alternatives; obviously, there's only one: Bacula.
Thx a lot for your work and effort that you have been putting into this
project.
Unfo
> If you are interested in helping, one of the files that needs to be
> replaced is src/lib/fnmatch.c. Along with it are fnmatch.h, enh_fnmatch.c,
> and enh_fnmatch.h. enh_fnmatch.c is simply a derivative of fnmatch.c that
> has some enhancements that Robert added. We have made a few minor change
Here's some thoughts on the way I'd like to see a plugin API implemented
in the bacula file daemon, based on the work I've done on the Exchange
Agent for Bacula.
Agent loading a 'bacula library', or bacula loading an 'agent library'?
As long as the agent and bacula both support the same version o
> > No Bacula code was used (eg cut & pasted), and it's written in C#,
but
> > obviously I consulted the Bacula code a bit in writing it, and used
> > wireshark extensively in analysing the traffic.
>
> I'm very impressed, are you doing *just* exchange backup or do you
have
> implemented other fil
Hello,
In starting to eliminate the current makepath code used the make a full path
for restore, I rewrote save-cwd.c, which saves and restores the current
working directory. Two things occurred to me:
1. This code is terribly inefficient because it saves and restores the current
working dire
Hello,
I have just released the source files and the Windows binaries for Bacula
version 2.2.1 to Bacula release area of Source Forge. This version is what I
consider a minor bug release fix to version 2.2.0. Unless you are having a
problem with bsmtp or bat, it is probably not necessary to u
On Saturday 01 September 2007 11:20, Eric Bollengier wrote:
> Hello,
>
> > Now that Bacula 2.2.1 is release (currently uploading), I've begun work
> > on a project to liberate Bacula from what I consider "onerous"
> > restrictions of the GPL. The FSF considers the OpenSSL license onerous,
> > so fo
I think you're trying to solve a fake problem here :
PQescapeStringConn does the job as required, there is no problem except a
warning.
The reason for this is the following :
You're asking postgresql to :
- Use non-standard conforming strings (aka old postgresql way of doing things)
- Do a conver
On Saturday 01 September 2007 02:58, James Harper wrote:
> > Yes, thank you for bringing it to our attention, we *are* very
>
> interested.
>
> > This is clearly a nice functionality, and something that a lot of
>
> users
>
> > would want.
> >
> > However, I have several comments:
> >
> > 1. If the
Hello,
> Now that Bacula 2.2.1 is release (currently uploading), I've begun work on
> a project to liberate Bacula from what I consider "onerous" restrictions of
> the GPL. The FSF considers the OpenSSL license onerous, so forbids mixing
> GPL and OpenSSL code, which IMO is a pity since it inhibit
Hello,
Now that Bacula 2.2.1 is release (currently uploading), I've begun work on a
project to liberate Bacula from what I consider "onerous" restrictions of the
GPL. The FSF considers the OpenSSL license onerous, so forbids mixing GPL and
OpenSSL code, which IMO is a pity since it inhibits the
Hi,
> > Yes, thank you for bringing it to our attention, we *are* very
> > interested.
> > This is clearly a nice functionality, and something that a lot of
> > users would want.
> > However, I have several comments:
> >
> > 1. If the program uses any part of Bacula, then James should (probably
>
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