Hello,
I agree that this behavior is far from being optimal. There had reasons
to implement it in this way, but if we had to take the decision anew, we
would implement it similar to what you proposed.
We problem is, that this can not easily be changed without breaking
existing installations, at least not on RPM-based systems. This is still
an open topic on our site, but unfortunately one that requires quite
some effort and we are not sure, when we will come to had.
In the meantime we advice to replace these kind of configuration files
with an empty files instead of deleting them, see
https://docs.bareos.org/Configuration/CustomizingTheConfiguration.html#resource-file-conventions
Sorry for the inconveniences that this causes.
Regards,
Jörg
PS: this problem does not only strike on major upgrades, but on every
update.
On 31.12.22 at 07:50 wrote Leo L. Schwab:
Last night I upgraded my Bareos director and storage daemons from 19.x
to 21.x using the binary packages published on FreeBSD's repositories
(i.e. not the ones on download.bareos.org).
Unfortunately, the package installs a default "sample" configuration.
Moreover, these sample entries are live, i.e. they will be read and
acted upon when bareos-{dir,fd,sd} are launched. While the package
doesn't overwrite any existing active config, it will add sample entries
to it. In a Bareos config directory tree, it can take considerable work
to find and remove these entries.
The Debian packages for bareos-filedaemon and bareos-tray-monitor do the
same thing. When I upgraded the installation on my Linux desktop from
v17(!) to v22, it added a new, active entry to the config:
/etc/bareos/tray-monitor.d/client/FileDaemon-local.conf, which I had to
manually delete.
I respectfully submit it should not be doing this. All the package
should be installing are inactive, sample entries. Bareos is
particularly complicated to configure, and I would venture to say
there's no such thing as a "typical" installation. Every Bareos
installation is highly customized. Dance on the sample files all you
like, but don't modify/add to the active config; it just complicates the
upgrade process.
Schwab
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