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Bacula Bacula Miscellaneous Guide

The Leading Open Source Backup Solution.

Kern Sibbald

June 28, 2012
This manual documents Bacula version 5.2.10 (28 June 2012)
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- Contents
- Python Scripting
  - Python Configuration
  - Bacula Events
  - Python Objects
  - Python Console Command
  - Debugging Python Scripts
  - Python Example
- Variable Expansion
  - General Functionality
  - Bacula Variables
  - Full Syntax
  - Semantics
  - Examples
- Using Stunnel to Encrypt Communications
  - Communications Ports Used
  - Encryption
  - A Picture
  - Certificates
  - Securing the Data Channel
  - Data Channel Configuration
  - Stunnel Configuration for the Data Channel
  - Starting and Testing the Data Encryption
  - Encrypting the Control Channel
  - Control Channel Configuration
  - Stunnel Configuration for the Control Channel
  - Starting and Testing the Control Channel
  - Using stunnel to Encrypt to a Second Client
  - Creating a Self-signed Certificate
  - Getting a CA Signed Certificate
  - Using ssh to Secure the Communications
- DVD Volumes
  - DVD Specific SD Directives
  - Edit Codes for DVD Directives
  - DVD Specific Director Directives
  - Other Points
- Bacula Projects
- The internal database is not supported, please do not use it.
  - Internal Bacula Database
- Bacula Copyright, Trademark, and Licenses
  - FDL
  - GPL
  - LGPL
  - Public Domain
  - Trademark
  - Fiduciary License Agreement
  - Disclaimer
- GNU Free Documentation License
  - GNU General Public License
  - Table of Contents
  - GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
  - Preamble
  - TERMS AND CONDITIONS
  - How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs
  - GNU Lesser General Public License
  - Table of Contents
  - GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
  - Preamble
  - TERMS AND CONDITIONS
  - How to Apply These Terms to Your New Libraries
- Index
- About this document ...