Andreas Rogge
Andreas Rogge
> By the way, is it okay to still use this version? You can continue to use this version. However, if it was really just the timeout, it makes sense...
No news for a year, branch diverted and the approach might be not 100% correct. Closing for now, hopefully coming back later...
You did not configure `Maximum File Size` (i.e. the amount of data that is written between two file marks). The default is 1 GB, which is way too small for...
TODO: - [ ] fix default installation with dbconfig-common - [ ] refuse to use SSL-enabled database connections (exit with error message) - [ ] check if the TCP connection...
I'm not sure putting the template into .github/ in the backport-branch ist great. Maybe we should put it somewhere in the pr_tool python module?
Just as you mentioned an upgrade from Debian 11 to 12: did you switch from Debian 11 to Debian 12 Bareos packages, too? Other than that it would probably help...
I can confirm that the problem still exists in 24.0.3. We haven't yet been able to reproduce or otherwise identify the problem.
I finally managed to reproduce this. As far as I can tell so far it is broken on Debian 12, but works fine on Debian 11 and Debian 13. From...
As this seems to only happen on the specific pam_sss version that Debian 12 is shipping with, I'll close the issue.
Make sure we have a warning admonition that states something like: "Labeling WORM tapes with Bareos before 23.1.0 will result in an unusable tape that you can only discard."