[Bug 1026680] Re: bacula director crashing whole system
Thomas Schweikle
1026680 at bugs.launchpad.net
Thu Aug 30 17:48:42 UTC 2012
This is related to postgresql not using passwords if user "postgres"
used to connect to databases. All database upgrade scripts are written
to use passwords, but the upgrade script used by ubuntu switches to user
postgres, then failing while providing passwords. Other parts of the
script use the provided bacula-user then fail, because of missing
privileges (these are only needed while upgrading, not for normal
operation). After this messy routine ran, you'll have a database more or
less working, but breaking bacula at various places, just because the
database layout isn't what bacula is awaiting (some upgrades fail
because a password is given, where no one is defined, some break because
the necessary password isn't provided).
While searching for this error I had to find: the scripts provided to
create the bacula database are not part of the install. create-bacula-
pgsql-db and create-bacula-mysql-db are just missing. I am awaiting
these scripts as found in bacula docs. At /etc/bacula/scripts! No where
else. At sure not messing around with additional packages to find them.
It is bad behaviour not installing these with the bacula-director-mysql-
or bacula-director-pgsql-packages. I've already mentioned this before
now again finding these scripts not provided. Are there any arguments
against providing them??
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bacula director crashing whole system
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