>>>>> On Wed, 5 Jan 2011 20:51:18 -0500, Wayne Spivak said:
> 
>  Installed Bacula 5.0.2 on Fedora 14 (called Kira).
> 
>  Previously had it installed and working on Fedora 11 (called Beech)
> 
>  I copied all the conf files from Beech to Kira (adjusted them for new
>  Machine names), debugged normal errors and Bacula started.
> 
> Did a backup on Kira without problems.
> 
>  Went to test on Ladymax (on other side of firewall - public machine):
>  Port 9102 works both ways (only running bacula-fd) Port 9101 and 9103 
>  work from Ladymax to Kira Both using 5.0.2 (FD for Ladymax) 
> 
> Started Ladymax in Debug mode:
>  /sbin/bacula-fd -c/etc/bacula/bacula-fd.conf -f -d20 -m -v -s -dt 
>  29-Dec-2010 09:20:44 ladymax.sbanetweb.com-fd: filed.c:275-0 filed:
>  listening on port 9102
> 
>  Bacula on Kira won't find Ladymax.  Error is " kira.sbanetweb.com-dir 
>  JobId  14: Fatal error: Socket error on Storage command: ERR=Connection
> reset 
>  by peer 29-Dec 10:19 kira.sbanetweb.com-dir JobId 14: Fatal error: 
>  Network error with FD during Backup: ERR=Connection reset by peer 29-Dec
> 10:19"
> 
>  Remember, Ladymax works under a Fedora 11 install... I even turned off 
>  iptables on Kira (inside of firewall), to no avail.  
> 
> 
> I then loaded Bacula client (5.0.2) on a differnt Fedora 14 box which is
> behind the
> firewall (EMMA) and is 1 IP address different from KIRA.  I took down
> iptables (since it is redundant and to minimize possible errors).
> 
> Same basic error:
> "Fatal error: bsock.c:135 Unable to connect to Client: emma.sbanetweb.com-fd
> on 192.68.0.30:9102. ERR=Interrupted system call"

This is not actually the same basic error: it is a complete failure to
connect, whereas the error from Ladymax occurs after connection.

Is the error always "Unable to connect to Client...Interrupted system call"
for emma and always "Socket error on Storage command: ERR=Connection reset by
peer" for Ladymax or is it somewhat random?

__Martin

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