Hi Carsten,
You're right, the bacula-web wasn't maintened for long time regarding other
projects like webacula, it lacks a
significant number of functionality.
But I think this project still has all of these opportunities because it offers
- a lightweight web console for checking the health of bacula
- need only few ressource
- his installation is pretty easy regarding other GUI
- don't depend on installed tools such as Perl, PEAR (in my version), Zend,
etc.
- can run on other server than bacula director with a simple LAMP server (with
required PHP modules)
I already worked on some improvments on my side and I just want to share these
improvments with the community.
Regards
Davide
Kern Sibbald wrote:
> Hello,
>
> On Wednesday 17 March 2010 11:43:22davide.fra...@hispeed.ch wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I am very interested to resume the development of bacula web.
>
> Well, there are a number of GUI projects, so first let's be sure we are
> talking about the same program.
>
> Do you mean the bacula-web that is part of the gui subdirectory of the Bacula
> repository? Or is this another bacula-web?
>
There is also Webaculahttp://webacula.sourceforge.net/ which has
a good set of features and supports all the databases bacula supports, too.
I think, that it is more usefull to help develop any of the other active
projects than reviving something which has now fallen way behind (in regards of
completeness).
Regards
Carsten
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