I am trying to run a mysql query in Run After Job to update a catalogue
record, and it's failing to log in. I suspect that it's because
bacula-dir is running as bacula but mysql is looking in /root for the
.my.cnf file that contains the password instead of in /var/lib/bacula
(~bacula) due to bacula-dir not picking up the full environment of the
bacula user.

Bacula starts as "/usr/sbin/bacula-dir -c /etc/bacula/bacula-dir.conf -u
bacula -g bacula"

Any suggestions? I'd prefer not to put the password on the command line
even though this isn't a server that having the password visible via
'ps' is going to be an issue (it only runs bacula and nobody logs into
it).

Thanks

James


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