\externaldocument[main-]{../main/install}
\externaldocument[main-]{../main/security}
\externaldocument[main-]{../main/dirdconf}
+\externaldocument[main-]{../main/oldbsfeatures}
\externaldocument[main-]{../main/strategies}
\externaldocument[main-]{../main/verify}
\externaldocument[main-]{../main/tutorial}
what you want)
exit
\end{verbatim}
- Normally the {\bf bacula} user must be able to create new databases,
- if you use the script in the next item,
- or you will have to create one for it, but it does not need to
- create new users.
In newer versions of PostgreSQL, it will not automatically ask
if the user {\bf bacula} should be able to create databases or
- create new users. In that case, you may need to add one of the
- many command line options that the program {\bf creatuser} has.
- Please see the PostgreSQL documentation that corresponds to the
- version you are using.
+ create new users. To do so you may need to use the {\bf -s}
+ option on the {\bf createuser} command. Example:
+
+\begin{verbatim}
+ createuser -s bacula
+\end{verbatim}
+
+ Normally the {\bf bacula} user must be able to create new databases, if
+ you use the script in the next item, or you will have to create one for
+ it, but it does not need to create new users.
+
\item ./create\_bacula\_database