On 8/23/12 10:48 AM, "Julien Cochennec" <julien.cochennec AT mnhn DOT fr> wrote:


>Hi Everybody,
>Maybe a simple (dumb?) question :
>
>1) Description
>Bacula-fd is running as a service on Mac Os X clients so I would like to
>make a "ClientRunAfterJob" command, as root, without password, to switch
>the computer if nobody has a tty session opened. The way I get number of
>sessions is easy -> if("$(who -u | grep -c tty)==0");then sudo halt;fi
>The hardest part was finding how to make "|" on Mac Keyboard :-).
>If the "" makes me mad, I will put it in a script "baculaHalt.app" and
>run it from ClientRunAfterJob.
>The command works easily on Linux, so I would like to make it work on
>MacOsX.
>
>2) Question
>Anyway if I want to run a sudo command with bacula, I need to add bacula
>user in the sudoers file and let it execute the halt command without
>password. But even in the activity monitor I can't find the username
>that runs the bacula-fd. Any clue? Is it Root?
>
>Thanks Everybody. Have a nice day.
>
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bacula-fd runs as the root user.

Patti Clark
Information International Associates, Inc.
Linux Administrator and subcontractor to:
Research and Development Systems Support Oak Ridge National Laboratory


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