Hello,
I recommend that you try with Bacula version 9.6.4, because I have
recently built and tested the s3 driver. It does require an updated
libs3 (see release notes) and to build the libs3 I seem to recall that
you need to install curl-dev and some other dev library. It should tell
you
r0...@nxlplyx.com wrote:
> Thank you. The patches have now solved the both the duplicate case
> statements and the strncat errors.
> HOWEVER, I am now getting a missing stddef.h error.
> It is looking for it in a gcc 9 installation. But Debian 10 does not
> have gcc 9 installed, it has only
Hi Sven,
Thank you. The patches have now solved the both the duplicate case
statements and the strncat errors.
HOWEVER, I am now getting a missing stddef.h error.
It is looking for it in a gcc 9 installation. But Debian 10 does not
have gcc 9 installed, it has only gcc 8 installed.
On 31.05.20 14:06, r0...@nxlplyx.com wrote:
> Unfortunately there are now four(4) new errors, all appearing to be
> related to the strncat function.
>
> I don't suppose there is a patch for this?
>
> -
>
> $ make deb
> build/obj/request.do: Compiling dynamic object
> src/request.c: In
HI Sven,
Thank you. The duplicate case statement problem was eliminated with that
patch.
Unfortunately there are now four(4) new errors, all appearing to be
related to the strncat function.
I don't suppose there is a patch for this?
-
$ make deb
build/obj/request.do: Compiling dynamic
On 31.05.20 02:00, r0...@nxlplyx.com wrote:
> I am trying to compile the S3 module for Bacula 9.6.3 on a new install of
> Debian 10.
>
> That would be the source file: 'libs3-20181010.tar.gz'
>
> I unzip it, it extracts to its own directory. I cd to the directory, and
> follow the
Hello,
I haven’t had any major issue compiling libs3 on both Debian 10 and Ubuntu
20.04.
There’s some curl and OpenSSL dev packages dependency you need installed in
order to build libs3.
It should be documented somewhere, I’ll make sure that’s the case.
Best,
Davide
On Sun, 31 May 2020 at
Hi Sven,
I am trying to compile the S3 module for Bacula 9.6.3 on a new install of
Debian 10.
That would be the source file: 'libs3-20181010.tar.gz'
I unzip it, it extracts to its own directory. I cd to the directory, and
follow the instructions which say to type: 'make deb'.
Is that what
(Please don't Cc: me on mails.)
On 30.05.20 19:31, r0...@nxlplyx.com wrote:
> ---
> $ make deb
> build/obj/request.do: Compiling dynamic object
> src/request.c: In function ‘request_curl_code_to_status’:
> src/request.c:1709:5: error: duplicate case value
> case
