1BACULA-DIR(8) Network backup, recovery&verification BACULA-DIR(8)
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6 bacula-dir - Bacula Director
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9 bacula-dir [options]
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12 This manual page documents briefly the bacula-dir command.
13 Bacula's Director Daemon acts as the controller of the network backup
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18 -c file
19 Specify the configuration file to use.
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21 -d nn Set debug level to nn.
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23 -dt Print timestamp in debug output.
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25 -f Run in foreground (for debugging).
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30 -r job Run <job>.
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34 -t Test the configuration file and report errors.
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37 Set the username/uid to run as.
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41 -? Show version and usage of program.
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54 WARNING: This means that if the hosts.allow file has the entry:
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72 This manual page was written by Jose Luis Tallon
73 <jltallon@adv-solutions.net>.
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77Kern Sibbald 6 December 2009 BACULA-DIR(8)