I recently ran into an error starting the bacula-fd service on a windows client: error 1067. I looked it up... several people had this error, but no resolution. I looked at the application log on the windows client, but there was no bacula message.
To figure it out, I started the bacula-fd.exe file by hand from a command prompt. It gave the full error message (I had a minor typo in the bacula-fd.conf file.)
I corrected the typo and was able to successfully start the service.
Coincidentally, a useful one liner for bconsole on Linux:
watch -n 1 --differences "echo status 2 2 | bconsole | \
grep 'Files=' | sed -e 's/ */ /g' | cut -f 3 -d \" \""
In this case, my storage device is #2. It produces out put like this (every second):
Every 1.0s: echo status 2 2 | bconsole | grep 'Files=' | sed -e 's/ */ /g' | cut -f 3 -d " " Sun May 23 00:45:54 2010
Bytes=1,765,498,476
watch -n 1 --differences "echo status 2 2 | bconsole | \
grep 'Files=' | sed -e 's/ */ /g' | cut -f 3 -d \" \""
In this case, my storage device is #2. It produces out put like this (every second):
Every 1.0s: echo status 2 2 | bconsole | grep 'Files=' | sed -e 's/ */ /g' | cut -f 3 -d " " Sun May 23 00:45:54 2010
Bytes=1,765,498,476
Unfortunately, this won't work on FreeBSD as the watch command from ports has different syntax.
