We are pleased to announce that we have just released Bacula version 9.2.0 to Source Forge and to www.bacula.org. In addition, a new version of Baculum (Web GUI interface) will be released shortly.
This is one of the biggest Bacula release ever made. It has almost 540,000 lines of diff output between Release 9.0.8 and this release.
We recently released prebuilt binaries on bacula.org, and some of you have downloaded them and had varying degrees of luck installing them. Concerning the installation of Ubuntu 18.04 (Bionic Beaver), I have personally installed, configured and run it, including running with the Aligned plugin, and from the brief testing I did, it works well. However, I did notice a few errors in the installation guide, which I have corrected in version 1.3 of the guide.
It has been a while since the last status report, so it is now time.
I would like to discuss the following subjects:
1. Bacula Release Status
2. Bacula Binaries (New)
3. Windows Binaries (more coming)
4. Next Bacula Version
It has been a while since the last status report, so it is now time.
I would like to discuss the following subjects:
1. Bacula Release Status
2. Bacula Binaries (New)
3. Windows Binaries (more coming)
4. Next Bacula Version
We are pleased to announce that we have just released Bacula version 9.0.8 to Source Forge (and soon on www.bacula.org). This is a minor release that fixes a couple of bugs and corrects some copyrights that were not totally correct. 28May18 – Fix bug #2212 where restore jobid=nn file=xxx restores the files twice – Pull […]
This is a significant release because it now has the Windows code reintegrated and updated to work with this version. Other than Baculum updates and the new Windows update, there is no significant change to the other code.
If you wish to use the Windows 9.0.7 File daemon binaries with your existing 9.0.x Bacula Director and Storage daemon it should work fine but has not been tested.
This is a bug fix and enhancement release. The two major enhancements are support for Qt5 in bat and the tray monitor, and support for OpenSSL-1.1. However, the current Qt5 enhancement is not yet complete, so please continue to use Qt4 for building bat and the tray monitor. There were also a number of nice bug fixes. Thanks to the users who supplied patches for the enhancements and bug fixes. They are much
appreciated.
I am pleased to announce that we have just released Bacula version 9.0.5
This is an important bug fix release. In particular it fixes the cases
where Bacula would print a very large number of error messages. Additional
backported code from Bacula Enterprise is included as well as updates to
the rpm scripts. A number of minor Baculum issues have also been
corrected.
We are pleased to announce that we have just released Bacula version 9.0.4
This is a minor bug fix release and mainly fixes the make_ and update_ sqlite3 database scripts.
06Sep17
– Update po files
05Sep17
– Fix SQLite3 upgrade tables script fixes bug #2306
– baculum: Fix language setting in config file
We are pleased to announce that we have just released Bacula version 9.0.3 This is a minor bug fix release and mainly fixes the single drive mount/unmount problem. 08Aug17 – baculum: Fix access denied error on api install wizard page – baculum: Remove assigning to api host when user is deleted – baculum: Fix empty […]
Rob Morrison started his IT career with Silicon Graphics in Switzerland, which developed into a wide variety of IT management roles for almost 10 years. He has subsequently held various management positions in professional open source companies such as JBoss, Red Hat and Pentaho, contributing to the growth of these well-known companies. He is a graduate of Plymouth University and holds an Digital Media and Communications BSc Honours degree, and completed an Overseas Studies Program.