I wont be doing a build of Bacula for Mac OS X again any time soon, if at all, for a number of reasons;
Below youll find the method I have been using to construct all the .pkg installers youll find on this site. If you have any questions about the process please post them in the comments.
This is mostly just a note to myself. If you ever have the need to find all files that contain HFS resource forks on Mac OS X, just use this bit of find magic:
find . -type f -exec test -s {}/..namedfork/rsrc \; -print
Another update to the bacula client and bconsole for Mac OS X. This should install and run properly on (at least) Mac OS X 10.4 and 10.5 for both Intel and PowerPC. Upgrades from old versions are handled in an intelligent fashion as well.
Enjoy!
bacula-client-244-1
Another update to the bacula client and bconsole for Mac OS X. This should install and run properly on (at least) Mac OS X 10.4 and 10.5. Upgrades from old versions are handled in an intelligent fashion as well.
Enjoy!
bacula-client-243-1
Yet another update to the bacula client (and bconsole) for Mac OS X. System requirements and upgrade process are the same as with 2.4.0.
Enjoy!
bacula-client-242-1
Binaries for the latest bacula-fd and bconsole have been updated. Upgrades from previous versions should be handled in an intelligent fashion.
Please report any issues and I will resolve them ASAP. Thanks and enjoy!
Binaries for the latest bacula-fd are now available for PowerPC and Intel.
Enjoy!
Binaries for the latest bacula-fd are now available for PowerPC and Intel.
Enjoy!
I’ve posted yet another update to the Bacula Client for Mac OS X.
Changes from 2.2.0:
- Fixed bugs #921, 930, and 923.
- More portable timezone offset in bsmtp thaks to Attila Fülöp.
- Fix several bat issues.
- Use GTK+ calls instead of egg files in tray-monitor.
- Win32 service routines rewritten
- Updated projects file
Changes from 2.2.1:
- Detect if new PosgreSQL batch insert API is present.
- Correct incorrect mempool call causing Director crash.
- Update spec files for 2.2.1 release
I’ve posted a minor update to my Bacula client packages for Mac OS X. Just some config file tweaks. If you’re already running my 2.2.0 version, there is no need to upgrade.