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Still reading (eyes not bleeding yet), but I understand not all objects need be on the same device.
Well the issue is most servers the client has are old RH9 ones and reading some old posts I see the end of rpm support, and I am trying to roll this out right the first time. I have a brand new cleanly staged centos 5.x box doing nothing, and the current backup server is another old RH9 box, but he has the internal storage I need. I am looking at the object definition diagram and it seems I can do what I want which is install bacula via RPM as the 'director' on the new server and simply add that old server with the space as a 'storage' object. By doing that I think I am nice and current right?
That should be the last question before the install on the machine. The dev install I did was on a test VM with newer software, I want to really avoid compiling for many reasons, so if that above scenario will work and it's not tough to just say "hey your storage is over there" then I want to go that route.
Thanks.
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