Hello Maarten,
thanks for supporting me.
From: Maarten Hoogveld
[mailto:m.hoogveld AT elevate DOT nl]
Sent: Wednesday, February 25, 2009 8:37 AM
To: KNOPS Manfred
Cc: bacula-users AT lists.sourceforge DOT net
Subject: Re: [Bacula-users] ClientAfterJob: Das System kann den
angegebenen Pfad nicht finden.
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Maybe just try adding
Runs On Client = No
in the RunScript section to be certain it runs on the server. I would think
that that would be the default but it sure is worth a test.
I presume "ClientAfterJob" has to do with running a script on the
client after the job.
I change the jobdefs. I added RunsOnClient=No.
Now it looks like this:
JobDefs {
Name=mail_foo
RunScript {
RunsWhen = After
RunsOnSuccess = Yes
RunsOnClient = No
Command="/usr/local/sbin/listing.sh %c %i %l foo AT bar DOT de"
}
}
And it seems to work.
Here the output of the bacula messages:
25-Feb 15:48 backupserver-dir JobId 567: AfterJob: run
command "/usr/local/sbin/listing.sh HOSTNAME 567 Full foo AT bar DOT de"
25-Feb 15:48 backupserver-dir JobId 567: AfterJob:
Connecting to Director backupserver:9101 25-Feb 15:48 backupserver-dirJobId567:
AfterJob: 1000 OK: backupserver-dir Version: 2.4.3 (10 October 2008) 25-Feb
15:48 backupserver-dir JobId 567: AfterJob: Enter a period to cancel a command.
25-Feb 15:48 backupserver-dir JobId 567: AfterJob:
@output /tmp/HOSTNAME.txt
The file /tmp/HOSTNAME.txt exist.
I saw that our mailserver received a mail from backupserver
for foo AT bar DOT de.
So I think it works.
I couldn’t look into the usermailbox. Because the user
isn’t in office.
Thanks for helping me.
Regards
Manfred
