>> Jari Fredriksson wrote:
>>> Just like you do now from Bacula. The parameter $*
>>> means 'all parameters',
>>> so the new shell script passes all of its parameters to
>>> send_beeper.pl. Just pass to it the %n and %e in Bacula.
>>
>> Jari, sorry about my poor knowledge about this topic,
>> coul
> Jari Fredriksson wrote:
>> Just like you do now from Bacula. The parameter $* means 'all
>> parameters',
>> so the new shell script passes all of its parameters to send_beeper.pl.
>> Just pass to it the %n and %e in Bacula.
>
> Jari, sorry about my poor knowledge about this topic, could you pleas
Jari Fredriksson wrote:
>> Hi every:
>> I have Bacula configured for send me a beeper in case a
>> Job fail. This script (make in Perl) needs Internet
>> connection. Now I want to set the environment var
>> http_proxy and unset directly from Bacula. Is this
>> possible? I mean for example, followin
Jari Fredriksson wrote:
> Just like you do now from Bacula. The parameter $* means 'all parameters',
> so the new shell script passes all of its parameters to send_beeper.pl.
> Just pass to it the %n and %e in Bacula.
Jari, sorry about my poor knowledge about this topic, could you please
leave me
> Jari Fredriksson wrote:
>> You can always create a send_bacula_beeper.sh which contains
>>
>> #!/bin/sh
>> http_proxy=some_ip:some_port
>> send_beeper.pl $*
>>
> Hi:
> I haven't enough knowledge of Bash. I want to use var from Bacula as %n
> and %e. I create a script as you suggest me.
>
> #!/bi
> Hi every:
> I have Bacula configured for send me a beeper in case a
> Job fail. This script (make in Perl) needs Internet
> connection. Now I want to set the environment var
> http_proxy and unset directly from Bacula. Is this
> possible? I mean for example, following a simple logic:
>
> if (j
Hi every:
I have Bacula configured for send me a beeper in case a Job fail. This script
(make in Perl) needs Internet connection. Now I want to set the environment var
http_proxy and unset directly from Bacula. Is this possible? I mean for
example, following a simple logic:
if (job_fail)
set h
