Thank you Frank,

So, I must feed the daemon. I tried several configurations without
success (but not spending an elaborate amount of time with the manual).

Can anyone suggest a "bacula-sd.conf" file that will allow me to
list/extract a bacula "file" archive? (And perhaps a simple example of
the command line to accompany it?)

> > QUESTION: Is there a simple way to test/extract files without relearning
> > the entire program? If so, can someone point me to a resource? If not,
> > how can I go about recovering my files?
> 
> I don't believe you need to set up all of Bacula to use bextract.  However,
> you do need to at least set up the storage daemon config (that's the
> bacula-sd.conf file that bextract is complaining about) so that bextract knows
> how to talk to your storage devices.
> 


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