Hi,

29.07.2008 14:24, Ronald Buder wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> we run a rather large (and quickly growing) installation, 46 clients at
> the moment, the 100 soon to be reached. Being a test center we offer
> backup services through Bacula to several different projects, each of
> which has it's own infrastructure. It's quite a bit of typing to create
> ACLSets for each of the projects, so that they can only see and control
> the jobs they're associated with.

I would have tried to implement this semi-automatically, i.e. create a 
template for the ACLs and change to the actual user data using sed or 
awk, to create a block of text to insert into the configuration or a 
file to include.

> I successfully created an ACL-Set this
> morning including 16 clients, dozens of filesets etc. for a single
> project. Everything works out the way it's supposed to be, they can run
> jobs, restore files, list clients and jobs and so on. However, they
> receive all messages the server produces, whether they are assoziated
> with the project or not.
> 
> I might just be missing something, so if someone could kindly point me
> into the right direction. I would like to filter the messages so that
> the project only receives notifications concerning their clients and
> jobs and theirs only.

Hmm... I don't think this is supported.

You could always disable messages to the console and manage the 
notifications by mail only.

In most of the installations I manage that would work, because after 
the initial setup, the console is used seldomly, and I don't think 
restricted users would need to do "global" administrative tasks at 
all. The global admin could easily access the log file.

> Thx for any help in advance...

Well, I don't know if this really helps... alternatively, either 
submit a feature request or create the necessary patch :-)

Arno

> 
> Ronald
> 
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