George R. Kasica wrote:
> OK, I can do that.....with one set of questions on the Save steps and
> the Upgrade step....how do I go about those, I'm guessing upgrade
> database is the binary on the /bacula/bin directory but what am I
> copying to save it all in terms of database and Bacula??
Bacula's easy: given your install location, just stop bacula, then:
# cp -a /root/bacula /root/bacula-1.36.3
For the database, you want to use mysqldump to dump a backup copy, then
upgrade it by running the provided database upgrade script, which will
be saved in /root/bacula/etc as update_mysql_tables_v8_to_v9 after you
'make install'. You're going to want something similar to this to dump
your database:
/[path]/mysqldump -f --opt --password=XXXXX bacula | gzip -9 - >
/[path]/bacula.sql.gz
You should already have something similar in your
/root/bacula/etc/make_catalog_backup script (but the default script
dumps ALL databases, which for this purpose you probably don't want).
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