> OK, that suggests to me that the bacula-fd.conf doesn't load master.cert for
> some reason.
>
> Check the command line arguments of the service to find the bacula-fd.conf.
> You could try renaming that bacula-fd.conf and then restart the service (I
> would expect it to fail to start in that case).
>
> Having identified the bacula-fd.conf that the service is using, compare it to
> the working ones.

Hello,

I rewrite by the hand the full fd config file and now it's working and
now it detects when the master.cert is missing. (probably a bad
character)
I did a job that I succeeded to restore via the master.pem

I consider the problem as solved. :-)

Thank you !

Hugo

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