Hi Tilman,

Am 07.08.20 um 01:26 schrieb 'Tilman Glotzner' via bareos-users:
> An apt search seems to return only 64 bit package. So I assume that the
> repository for 18.04 does not host any 32bit packages.
That's correct. We decided not to build i386 packages for Ubuntu 18.04
anymore. The last Intel CPUs that didn't support x86_64 were End-of-Life
in 2006 and we had the impression that 12 years was enough time to
assume people have finally migrated.

> In the meanwhile, I have pursued a different path and compiled bareos
> from source. After reimplementing a bug fix ( 0001220
> <https://bugs.bareos.org/view.php?id=1220>) that apparently is not
> included in the source release but only  in a later version and
> recompiling it, if works.What sources were you building? For Bareos 19.2 that 
> patch is included
in the sources for 19.2.7 and later:

$ git tag --contains 60e7731
Release/19.2.7
Release/19.2.8

Best Regards,
Andreas

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