On Sunday 12 December 2010 21:08, Phil Stracchino wrote:
> On 12/12/10 13:51, Alex wrote:
> > Could you tell me please where is required to modify password)? On
> > dev13.mydoom.com, on mail or on booth. In which file: bacula-fd (on booth
> > equipments) or on bacula-dir file on dev13.mydoom.com plus on bacula-fd
> > on mail? In which section?
>
> The short version:
> As a general rule, each password used by Bacula is defined twice, at
> source and at destination. For instance, each client's password is
> defined in the bacula-fd.conf file on the client, and in the
> corresponding Client record in the Director's configuration. Both
> definitions must match.
>
> For a hypothetical example, in the Director configuration::
>
> Client {
> Name = MyClient
> Address = myclient.mydomain.net
> Password = "Here Is A Password Involving Llamas"
> ...
> }
>
> And on the corresponding client:
>
> #
> # List Directors who are permitted to contact this File daemon
> #
> Director {
> Name = MyDirector
> Password = "Here Is A Password Involving Llamas"
> }
>
> So, the Director knows it is to contact the client at that address,
> using that password; and the client knows it is to accept connections
> from that director, using that same password. Both the Director and the
> client have to know which password is to be used to authenticate between
> them.
Crystal clear explanation. I've adjusted in bacula-dir config file, Client {}
section, password to match within bacula-fd file, Director {} section located
in mail.mydoom.com password and now is working.
Another interesting thing from your explanation: server (dev13) is ALWAYS the
one responsible to intiate (--syn) a new connection to client (mail) and not
the client as in general things are working in a normal relation
client-server!
Thanks for help.
Regards,
Alx
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