Error 113

Eugene

good afternoon. I got 2 errors.: 1) when I click on any component of the client or storage, except for checking the status, it writes error 113 the action is not configured. 2) Storage daemon didn't accept Device "ubuntu-st" because:
3913 Bad use command: use storage=jeezy-sd media_type=file pool_name=File pool_type=Backup append=1 copy=0 stripe=0
jeezy-sd JobId 45: Fatal error: Failed command: use storage=jeezy-sd media_type=file pool_name=File pool_type=Backup append=1
copy=0 stripe=0
501-bacula-dir JobId 45: Start Backup JobId 45, Job=test-jobs.2025-03-21_11.19.16_21
enter a request here
Maybe someone has encountered such errors.

Eugene

And how do I set up the storage on a separate server?

gani

Hello @Eugene,

For question 1), the component actions (start/stop/restart) need to be configured in the API host panel. To configure actions, please go to the API panel on hosts with the Bacula components (Storage Daemon or File Daemon). In the API panel you need to go to Page:Settings => Tab:Actions and there you can configure the component actions. Once it is done the start/stop/restart action buttons will start working on the web interface.

For question 2), I am not sure but for me it looks like an incompatibility on the protocol level. If it is this case, then you need to make sure that the Director and Storage Daemon are in the same version. The File Daemon version can be the same or lower than Director/Storage version. The version relation is the following:

(DIR == SD) >= FD

For the question about installing the Storage Daemon on remote host, it can be done:

manually - install Bacula SD on remote host, install Bacularis API, join the API to Bacularis Web
automatically - deploy API host to remote server using the Bacularis deployment function. After that you will be able to install/update/remove Bacula SD on that host directly from the Bacularis web interface.

In both cases you will be able to manage the SD configuration on the Bacularis web interface.

Best regards,
Marcin Haba (gani)

Eugene

Thank you. Yes, the problem is in the versions. Then the question is, how do I install bacularis on a machine where bacula is already installed and is it possible to configure bacula so that it can connect to bacularis

gani

Hello @Eugene,

Great. Thanks for the confirmation about the problem with versions.

For the question about installing Bacularis and being able to configure remote hosts, you need to do two things:

1) install and configure Bacularis API on the remote host with Bacula components installed
2) connect this API host to Bacularis web interface.

On two movies below you can see how it looks like for installing and configuring Bacularis on host with remote FD and remote SD.

Add existing remote SD to manage by Bacularis:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuxSyMNsnT8

Add existing remote FD to manage by Bacularis:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iD1x1nEISW4

Good luck.

Best regards,
Marcin Haba (gani)