Gordon Neumann wrote:
> Hello,
>
> i want to know if anyone has experience with database encoding at Bacula
> 3.0.2-3.
> Its a lenny-backport package.
> system configuration:
> os: debian lenny
> bacula: 3.0.2-3 lenny-backport
> database: PostgreSQL 8.3
>
> My question in detail.
> The database bacula on my postgreSQL-server has encoding level UTF-8.
> Bacula in this version requires SQL_ACSII.
> Is there any chance to say bacula it should use UTF-8 instead of SQL_ASCII?
> It is no option to change encoding of database to SQL_ASCII for us, we
> still want to
> use UTF-8. Maybe there exists any configuration file i've not found yet
> or any other
> surrounding to solve this problem?
>
> Many thanks and kind regards!
>
If you want to use utf-8 database you can create your database based on a utf-8
enabled template.
check the create-database script. Quiet easy to hack.
BUT
If you save inside anything else than proper utf-8 filename & path : you loose.
Check the mailing archives in users & dev about the subject
"Catastrophic changes to PostgreSQL 8.4"
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Bruno Friedmann
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