On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 11:13 AM, Mike Holden <bacula AT mikeholden DOT org> 
wrote:
> Either the directories or files don't exist, or permissions on the
> directories disallow the current user to look inside them. If the files
> and dirs really do exist, then check the permissions on all the
> directories /, /directory, /directory/directory, /driectory/directory/zips
> etc with ls -ld <dir> and check the r and x permissions allow the
> appropriate user to browse into them.
> --
And the appropriate user is whatever user bacula-fd is running under?
Possibly this is bacula. If it is root then something else is going
on.

ps -ef | grep bacula

should tell you the user.

John

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