Hello,
It seems to me that you must explicitly do the following to have the cloud driver installed
cd <bacula-source>./configure <all your arguments>
make # or what I do is "make -j9"
make install
cd src/stored
make src/stored install-cloud
I suspect that you did not do the last two commands, and that was probably because I forgot to document it as such. I developed the driver about 3 years ago, and now it is automatically built for me by scripts when I want to test it. Sorry.
Note, the driver is a shared object, but it is not a plugin, so
it normally resides in the libs directory rather than the plugins
directory. In the next major version of Bacula (version 11.0.0),
it will be a loadable driver and thus will not be required as it
is in this version.
Best regards,
Kern
Hi,
I tried to backup to an S3 provider with a shiny new 9.6.5 compilation on Debian 10, but I got this message:
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25-Jun 16:36 debian-sd JobId 2: Fatal error: init_dev.c:462 [SF0020] dlopen of SD driver=cloud at /opt/bacula/lib/bacula-sd-cloud-driver-9.6.5.so failed: ERR=/opt/bacula/lib/bacula-sd-cloud-driver-9.6.5.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory.
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I compiled the S3 library distribution, I did not get any errors.
I searched the distribution and build directories, but nothing resembling this was there.
Where did I go wrong?
- Al
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