Hello Heitor,
Thanks for your idea about running Baculum as bacula user. Yes, in
some cases I am sure that it will be more user-friendly. I run Baculum
with default web server user to "fit" it to the system. We have couple
of ways to install Bacula:
- by distribution packages
- by packages from
Hello Marcin,
I was always curious about that.
Pgsql only supports one auth method for a given configuration.
Since Bacula Dir and Pgsql uses Peer by default, wouldn't it be easier, more user-friendly and safer if Baculum could be designed to run with the bacula Linux user?
Regards,
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MSc Heitor
Hello Jasen,
This error comes from PostgreSQL, not from Baculum itself:
FATAL: Ident authentication failed for user "bacula"
It means that your ident authentication doesn't work for "bacula" user
and password. I propose you change authentication method for Baculum
connection to password
I just installed Bacula according to the doc, and Baculum as well. Baculs runs
from the command line OK. Trying to configure baculum API and have run into a
problem with the postgres DB. It says it cannot connect:
Error: 2, Message: Problem with connection to database. TDbConnection failed
