Hi many thanks for your response. > > A) As there is no released package available, I tried the experimental > > nightly build.
> I checked our test environment. > Did you install the bareos mysql backend package bareos-database-mysql ? I think I did. > Our test uses the default mysql-server (= mysql-server-5.5) package. I have mysql 5.7.13 > (As a side note: bareos-14.2.6 is included in Ubuntu universe.) The bareos version that is incorporated in 16.04 had an problem with finding the renamed libmysqlclient_r. The installed version might very well have been 14.2.6 > > > B) I then compiled 15.2.4 from source. > You see the options we use in the debian/rules file. It might be a > better approach you recompile the Debian source package and adapt it to > your needs, instead of doing in manually. Because then it also tells > you, what package it requires at compile time (see debian/control.in). I thought about it as well -- there are procedures to convert and install an rpm-Package in ubuntu. > Have libssl-dev been installed during compiling? Apparently I did not. I installed it, and reconfigured and recompiled. That worked. fd and sd can be started. dir makes troubles. > This brings me to my next questions: - make install does not install scripts. Can I install those as as well via make on the command line? - I need to update the existing bareos database. Any advise on what needs to done after installation and update ? Here my attempt: /bareos-Release-15.2.4# /home/tilman/bareos-Release-15.2.4/src/cats/update_bareos_tables -u root -p Updating mysql tables Enter password: Upgrading database schema from version 2003 to 2004 Enter password: ERROR 1067 (42000) at line 2: Invalid default value for 'CreateTime' Failed to upgrade database schema from version 2003 to 2004 Many thanks Tilman -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "bareos-users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
