Mountain, Graham wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm new to bacula, and have setup the bacula software on a linux
> machine and have been able to connect to clients running on linux and
> Windows and safely backup thos machines. I am now trying to connect to
> a client running the OS X Tiger software, and have downloaded the OS X
> client from sourceforge.
>
> When I try to connect with the software running on the linux box, I
> get a message saying trying to connect to hugin-fd (the Mac) - then a
> message that says could not connect to File daemon on hugin:9102
> ERR=Connection timed out then a message that says ERR=No route to host.
>
> This is the one that confuses me, since I can ping, and login via
> ssh to the mac from the linux box, and the mac can see the linux box. Is
> there something I'm not seeing here? I have assigned a static ip as well
> as a dhcp address to the mac (the same way the windows box is
> communicating) but no matter, I still get the same error - except with
> the static IP the server just hangs and never times out.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated, since I have a heterogeneous
> network with Windows, Macs, Unix and Linux that I need to backup
> cheaply, and currently am running 3 different backup solutions.
Can you show us the relevant portions of your configuration, including
the client's fd configuration?
Are all your other clients working correctly?
Have you verified that it is not a DNS resolution failure on the Mac client?
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