Startup and shutdown of open source network backup software Bacula

First, start the Bacula Director daemon and Storage daemon

When the above configuration is complete, you can start or close the Bacula. Start or turn off all the services on the Baculaserver, as in the next two ways.

The first approach is as follows:

[Root@baculaserver  etc]#/opt/bacula/sbin/bacula 
 {Start|stop|restart|status} 
You can also start or close each service in turn by managing each configuration end separately Bacula: 
[root@baculaserver  etc]#/opt/bacula/etc/bacula-ctl-dir  { Start|stop|restart|status} 
[Root@baculaserver  etc]#/opt/bacula/etc/bacula-ctl-sd  {start|stop| Restart|status} 
[Root@baculaserver  etc]#/opt/bacula/etc/bacula-ctl-fd  {start|stop|restart| Status

Because client FD is configured on another host baculaclient, the file daemon service does not need to be started on baculaserver.

After you start all services for Bacula, observe the boot port condition by using the netstat command:

[Root@localhost etc]# netstat-antl |grep-  
tcp  0      0 0.0.0.0:9101 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN       
TCP  0      0 0.0.0.0:9102                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN       
tcp  0      0 0.0.0.0:9103                0.0.0.0:*                   LISTEN

Of these, 9101 represent director daemon;9102 on behalf of file daemon;9103 storage daemon.

Note that you must start the MySQL database before starting all services for Bacula, and if the MySQL database is not started, you will be able to make an error when connecting to the Bacula's control side:

[Root@baculaserver opt]#/opt/bacula/sbin/bconsole 
connecting to Director 192.168.12.188:9101 
1 September-April 09:45 Bconsole Jobid 0:fatal error:bsock.c:135 Unable to connect to Director on daemon. Err= Deny connection

At this point, the Execute netstat command reveals that port 9101 is not booting at all.

Second, at the client fd start file daemon

Finally, the file Daemon service is started on the client FD (that is, baculaclient), as follows:

[Root@baculaclient etc]#/opt/bacula/sbin/bacula start 
starting the Bacula File daemon

Services that manage client FD can also be completed in the following ways:

[Root@baculaclient etc]#/opt/bacula/sbin/bacula {start|stop|restart|status} 
[root@ baculaclient  etc]# /BACULA/ETC/BACULA-CTL-FD  {Start|stop|restart|status}

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