I now filed a bug report here: https://bugs.bareos.org/view.php?id=290

On Do, 2014-05-01 at 17:49 +0200, Alexander E. Fischer wrote:
> After a lot of work testing different scenarios, the only way I found so
> far to make storage to storage copy jobs work at all is to completely
> disable TLS in the storage resource of both storage daemons taking part
> in the copy job. If you do that it works as described.
> 
> The things I tried included different approaches to CA Certificate
> directives, disabling IPv6, using all kinds of different jobs to be
> copied and probably some more mutations of my setup.
> 
> Transport security is an absolute necessity for my backups and therefore
> this renders storage to storage copy jobs completely useless to me.
> 
> So is this expected not to work with TLS? Why isn't that mentioned
> anywhere? Will this be fixed? As Bacula recently announced the storage
> to storage copy feature as well, do they use the same code with the same
> limitations?
> 
> On Di, 2014-04-08 at 00:39 +0200, Alexander E. Fischer wrote:
> > Hello,
> > 
> > I intend to switch my small Bacula setup to Bareos because of the
> > addition of the storage to storage copy jobs. After backing up on a
> > local network I want to copy the data to an off-site location. All my
> > Bareos components are talking to each other through TLS. I set up a
> > test, but I can't get the copy job to actually work. After a copy job is
> > started, the two storage daemons seem to authenticate each other and
> > then absolutely nothing happens anymore. I'll post my configuration in
> > hope of advice how to make it run.
> > 
> > The machine Alpha is the backup server including the Bareos director and
> > on-site storage daemon. Beta is a system to be backed up and therefore
> > includes a Bareos file daemon. Gamma is supposed to be the off-site
> > backup storage consists of yet another Bareos storage daemon. The
> > configurations for all the systems and debug log files for both storage
> > daemons just after the copy job is executed on the director are attached
> > to this mail. Note that some sections have been anonymized for privacy
> > and secrity reasons.
> > 
> > Sorry for the previous post. It seems posting through Gmane causes problems 
> > with attachments.

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