Kern Sibbald wrote: > On Sunday 10 January 2010 03:31:43 Dan Langille wrote: >> I am seeing a number of interesting notices during regression testing. >> >> Should we be concerned? >> >>> Logcheck system account wrote: >>>> Security Events >>>> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-= >>>> Jan 9 16:02:05 dbclone postgres[82038]: [2-1] ERROR: must be owner of >>>> relation basefiles Jan 9 16:03:15 dbclone postgres[82349]: [2-1] ERROR: >>>> must be owner of relation basefiles Jan 9 16:03:42 dbclone >>>> postgres[82593]: [2-1] ERROR: must be owner of relation basefiles Jan >>>> 9 16:04:17 dbclone postgres[82804]: [2-1] ERROR: must be owner of >>>> relation basefiles Jan 9 16:05:45 dbclone postgres[83099]: [2-1] ERROR: >>>> must be owner of relation basefiles Jan 9 16:06:48 dbclone >>>> postgres[83415]: [2-1] ERROR: must be owner of relation basefiles Jan >>>> 9 16:07:13 dbclone postgres[83647]: [2-1] ERROR: must be owner of >>>> relation basefiles Jan 9 16:07:58 dbclone postgres[83884]: [2-1] ERROR: >>>> must be owner of relation basefiles Jan 9 16:08:50 dbclone >>>> postgres[84188]: [2-1] ERROR: must be owner of relation basefiles Jan >>>> 9 16:10:34 dbclone postgres[84469]: [2-1] ERROR: must be owner of >>>> relation basefiles Jan 9 16:16:44 dbclone postgres[84986]: [2-1] ERROR: >>>> must be owner of relation basefiles Jan 9 16:20:15 dbclone >>>> postgres[85289]: [2-1] ERROR: must be owner of relation basefiles Jan >>>> 9 16:21:03 dbclone postgres[85571]: [2-1] ERROR: must be owner of >>>> relation basefiles Jan 9 16:21:19 dbclone bacula-dir: message.c:590 > > The above messages seem to be some permissions error in setting up the > PostgreSQL tables -- in particular the BaseFiles table. You might want to > take a closer look at the tables and whether Bacula (probably user regress) > has appropriate permissions on them. This is a new table added in 3.1.x and > possibly something went wrong during the upgrade.
Confusion. This is regression testing. The regress database is created and permissions assigned during that testing. I would therefore conclude, the upgrade process is not relevant to this situation. It must be something else. For what it's worth, I've already checked src/cats/grant_postgresql_privileges.in and basefiles is given the same treatment as other files. Later today, I'll run the regression testing and inspect the database table permissions at that time. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This SF.Net email is sponsored by the Verizon Developer Community Take advantage of Verizon's best-in-class app development support A streamlined, 14 day to market process makes app distribution fast and easy Join now and get one step closer to millions of Verizon customers http://p.sf.net/sfu/verizon-dev2dev _______________________________________________ Bacula-devel mailing list Bacula-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/bacula-devel
