Hosley wrote:
>
>> That is why I suggested having a window open in the console and doing a
>> "reload" in the console, then reading the resultant message as it will
>> tell you what is wrong with the new config file.
>>
>
>
> The 'new config file' are always good , the problem is that i need reboot
> system to execute de job,
Um, under Debian I just go (as root)
/etc/init.d/bacula-director stop
/etc/init,d/bacula-director start
Can you do similar under ubuntu?
> if i don't change director config and restart bacula-director daemon the
> bacula will stop the job when i will do a run in bconsole, and i must reboot
> to do the job
See comment below about restart. This might explain it.
> r...@ubuntuserver:~# cd ..
> r...@ubuntuserver:/# cd etc
> r...@ubuntuserver:/etc# cd init.d
> r...@ubuntuserver:/etc/init.d# ./bacula-director restart
> * Stopping Bacula Director:
> [ OK ]
> * Starting Bacula Director:
> [ OK ]
Aargh, no idea if it matters, but since the days of NFS on *nix, I have
NEVER used "restart". It mostly doesn't work for some reson. I always
use the stop then start commands.
Give it a try.
>
>
> Thanks for your interest and sorry for my poor writing english
The tyranny of the "majority"(?) culture.
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