starting bacula at boot

[tqz]

Hello all

How do you get bacula to start at boot. Is it simply a case of moving relevant configuration files to the /etc/init.d dir?

Or did i miss a step when installing and configuring bacula?

I have bacula all up and working so dont want to do anything that may mess up the setup i.e. move files and then find bacula doesnt work no more!

Thanks for any help!

t.

[Irithori]

There are usually (ie, if you installed via RPM/deb) 3 init files in /etc/init.d/
bacula-dir, bacual-sd and bacula-fd

On a redhat/centos/fedora system, you just do this

chkconfig bacula-dir on
chkconfig bacula-sd on
chkconfig bacula-fd on

On a typical client,

chkconfig bacula-fd on

is enough

[tqz]

No the files dont exist in the /etc/init.d/ dir but in /etc/bacula/ on my system. The chkconfig doesnt work with ubuntu, I guess there is another equivalent command...which I will look into tomorrow now!

Thanks Irithori for your help!...