Bareos 22.1.1-2 – Update. Operating system is openSUSE Leap 15.5. In this post I describe how I got Bareos-Webui running - at least.: Uninstall the already installed Bareos module bareos-webui. Update all modules except bareos-webui. Correct the configuration files as an update always overwrites them. Then restart the Bareos processes. Bareos-Webui 22.1.1-2 no longer runs even with tricks with Apache mod-php, but only with php-fpm. You must first check whether localhost is set to 127.0.0.1 in the “host” file and whether the host name of the computer is not entered as 127.0.0.2 or at all. If so, remove the entry and restart the computer. Otherwise there will be permission problems because the PHP configuration expects the server under 127.0.0.1 by default. Attention: The instructions for version 22 of Bareos itself are incorrect. Explicitly wrong is: “Configure mod_fcgid to your needs /etc/apache2/conf.d/mod_fcgid.conf”. The apache2-mod_fcgid module must not be installed. Apache needs to be completely rebuilt. If there are other sites running on this server in addition to Bareos-Webui, you have to copy their configuration files to a safe location and import them again, afterwards. 1. Completely uninstall apache2. 2. Completely uninstall phpX (X stands for the version. If there are several, uninstall all of them) 3. Delete the directories completely: /etc/bareos-webui /etc/apache2 /etc/phpX 4. Reinstall apache2: Specifically, these are apache2, apache2-event and apache2-utils. The latter is automatically installed with apache2. Otherwise, do not install any further modules. 5. Install bareos-webui: PHP81 will be installed automatically. Adjustments to configuration files are not necessary. 6. Open the services management and set to start apache2 and php-fpm when the system starts and then start them. You should then be able to access the website with http://localhost/bareos-webui. Alternatively, the host name or 127.0.0.1 can be entered. If something went wrong, look at the apache2 logs under /var/log/apache2/.
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