On Jun 24, 2017, at 4:40 PM, Jari Fredriksson <jarif AT iki DOT fi> wrote:

Thanks, pkg search bacula indeed returns nothing.

It is not available on OPNsense. I'll write to their forum a complaint, as they say that pkg remove opnsense will get me a plain FreeBSD. Does not seem so.

br. jarif

Mark Radabaugh kirjoitti 24.6.2017 22:59:

try  'pkg search bacula'  and see if what shows up.   Typical would be something like this:

 

root@bugzilla:~ # pkg search bacula

 

bacula-bat-7.4.7               Network backup solution (GUI)

bacula-client-7.4.7            Network backup solution (client)

bacula-client-static-7.4.7     Network backup solution (static client)

bacula-docs-7.4.4              Bacula document set

bacula-server-7.4.7            Network backup solution (server)

bacula-web-7.2.0               Bacula-web provides a summarized output of Bacula jobs

bacula5-bat-5.2.12_6           Network backup solution (GUI)

bacula5-client-5.2.12_2        Network backup solution (client)

bacula5-client-static-5.2.12_2 Network backup solution (static client)

bacula5-docs-5.2.12            Bacula document set

bacula5-server-5.2.12_2        Network backup solution (server)

nagios-check_bacula-7.4.7_3    Nagios plugin for Bacula

nagios-check_bacula5-5.2.12_2  Nagios plugin for Bacula

root@bugzilla:~ # 

 

This is a FreeBSD box, not OPNsense - I have not used OPNsence.

 

pkg install bacula-client-7.4.7 

 

might be what you want.

 

Mark

 

 

 

 

On Jun 24, 2017, at 3:44 PM, Jari Fredriksson <jarif AT iki DOT fi> wrote:

Please keep and stay on list!

It just tells me that the package can not be found. If the command is correct then it must be distro specific limitation and I need to figure out what next.

Thanks!

br. jarif

Mark Radabaugh kirjoitti 24.6.2017 21:33:

What you tried seems correct for FreeBSD.  What errors did you get?

Mark Radabaugh

Amplex

22690 Pemberville Rd

Luckey, OH 43447

419-261-5996

On Jun 24, 2017, at 7:19 AM, Jari Fredriksson <jarif AT iki DOT fi> wrote:

Hello all!

I'm a Linux veteran but now having one FreeBSD instance too.

What is the proper way to install an bacula-fd into this. # pkg install bacula-fd or bacula-client did not work. 

The instance is OPNsense firewall, but it is afaik a full working FreeBSD+. It actually has cc too, which is not quite comforting for a firewall, but as it is so, I'll live with it. Anyway, I would prefer precompiled Bacula-fd.

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