Jayson Broughton wrote:

> - BAT has been successfully installed on the server.  I had to create a
> custom rpm from an Fedora Core 7 qt library and install it.  This is how I
> did it
> 
> Creating Custom RPM for QT-4.4.3 & Enable BAT
> 1. Download qt4-4.3.4-14.fc7.src.rpm from a repo
> 2. rpmbuild --rebuild --define 'dist .el5' --define 'rhel5'
> qt4.4.3.4-14.fc7.src.rpm
> 3. Upon building, go to the directory that the RPM's were built and install
> via:
>       1. rpm -I qt4-3.4-14.el5.i386.rpm qt4-devel-4.3.4-14.el5.i386.rpm
> qt4-x11-4.3.4-14.el5.i386.rpm
> 4. After installing the RPM you need to recompile bacula from source to
> enable bat, and install bat.
>       1. ./configure --enable-bat --enable-client-only --with-qwt=/usr/lib
> && make
>       2. cp src/qt-console/bat /usr/sbin
>       3. cp src/qt-console/bat.conf /etc/bacula
>       4. Change the password in /etc/bacula/bat.conf to the director
> password
>       5. Start: bat -d99 -c /etc/bacula/bat.conf

Thanks very much for the tips.  This looks promising so I'll have a crack at 
it.  I 
notice that qt4 4.4.3 is also available for RHEL at ATrpms (testing), so maybe 
I'll 
try that rather than rebuilding the fedora package.  In any event the important 
thing 
seems to be that the RHEL qt4 package will not work and must be replaced.

-- 
Mark Nienberg
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