I wanted to try and simplify some configuration and reduce clients for say
servers so I looked into the @ include for config files. I read the Bareos
docs and unfortunately in this instance they are not up to their usual standard
and simply say do this. What I found on the web was either for older versions
of Bacula or simply parroted the Bareos manual.
@/etc/pathto/client.conf
Okay, so what goes in client.conf??? I created a Servers.conf client file
Client {
Name = Servers
Address = something
@/etc/pathtoclient.conf/client.conf
}
In client.conf I tried putting just
address = servername
password = "thepassword"
That seems to work. But how can I add the other servers to the list. I tried
several items. If I add another server to the client.conf it only the first
sever is used in the client file.
I tried putting multiple Client {} definitions in the client file and using the
@ for each client but Bareos did not like that.
So can I use the @include on client files or will it only work on other things
like maybe filesets?
Thanks.
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