Hi Enzo,
Am 03.12.2025 um 10:32 schrieb Enzo Renatto Serafini Samaniego:
Hello Community,
I'm attempting to configure *AES256 data encryption* using PKI and
simultaneously upgrade the data integrity signature from *MD5* to
*SHA256*. I am using *Bacula Community version 11.0.6* on *CentOS 7*. My
Bacula Catalog uses a *PL/SQL-based (Oracle) database*.
This must be a heavily modified version of Bacula; I'm not aware we ever
had a working Oracle catalog database backend.
I have completed the generation and exchange of OpenSSL certificates
successfully, but the Bacula parser consistently throws a Keyword not
permitted in this resource error on the PKI directives. This suggests a
syntax breakdown that I cannot resolve.
Below, I detail the configuration and the errors encountered:
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*1. **⚙**️ Implemented Configuration Changes*
I have modified two key files on the Director and File Daemon.
*A. bacula-dir.conf (Director)*
I added the PKI directives within their respective resources. The error
is reported on the line where I start using PkiDirectory in the Director
resource.
Fragmento de código
Director {
Name = bacula-dir
DIRport = 9101
QueryFile = "[PATH]/query.sql"
WorkingDirectory = "[PATH]/working"
Password = "[DIR_PASSWORD]"
Messages = Daemon
PkiDirectory = /etc/bacula/ssl # <--- ERROR REPORTED HERE
This directive is neither documented in the manual I have in front of
me, nor does it appear in the souce code I just looked at:
bacula/src/dird$ grep -i pkidirectory * ; echo $?
1
I suspect you should start identifying what software you actually run. I
think it's unlikely to be the Bacula I know.
Cheers,
Arno
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Arno Lehmann
IT-Service Lehmann
Sandstr. 6, 49080 Osnabrück
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