In my configuration, the bacula-dir and bacula-sd both run as user 
bacula rather than root, as recommended.

Now I am trying to run a Run Before script that includes wget to a 
password-protected site. The user name and password are in a .netrc 
file. It doesn't work - wget does not use the user name and password 
stored from the .netrc file. Apparently, the Run Before Job script is 
using root's environment and home directory even when running as user 
"bacula". Consequently, .netrc is unreadable to the script.

Is there a way to work around this without putting the user name and 
password into the script itself?

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