On 09/07/15 01:27 PM, Jeff Kalchik wrote:
> For all scripts, not just particular to Bacula, always check the 
> courtesy loader line (first line in the script.)  Make sure that it's 
> a valid executable and that the specified user can run it.  Based on 
> the name, it looks like a Perl script, run 'which perl' to find out 
> where your Perl interpreter/compiler is and that it matches the backup 
> script.
>
> Jeff (who's been intending to run Bacula again after not running it 
> for a couple of years) Kalchik

The script starts with #!/usr/bin/env perl, which is probably right or 
every debian/jessie bacula user would be screaming.

Perl is v5.20. Again this is probably good since Jessie is the stable 
version of debian. It's what the bacula scripts would be tested against.

I'm not getting any errors re. not being able to create a catalog entry 
during the backups. It's just backing up the catalog that seems to be 
failing.

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