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Kern;;;12 December 2013 at 21:21 CET
Letter to the Community concerning Bareos

                  Letter to the Community
                    12 December 2013

DISCLAIMER: 
Please keep in mind that what I discuss here are my own personal
thoughts and not those of Bacula Systems.  Bacula Systems statements
and positions will be communicated on the Bacula Systems web site or
by other official Bacula Systems communications.

I am obliged to write about Bareos.  Many or most of the things that I
will write are statements of facts, but certain are allegations that myself
and Bacula Systems have made.  In the case of the allegations, particularly
the most serious, they are yet to be determined by a court of law.

When I use the terms Bacula Systems or Bacula Enterprise Edition, I am
referring to the code which is proprietary, and when I refer to
Bacula, unless otherwise stated, I am referring to the fully open source
community version.  
END DISCLAIMER.

Since the whole story is a bit long, I will break it into smaller
pieces as follows:

1. General Background.

2. The theft of proprietary software and unfair competition that
   led to the Bacula Systems lawsuit against Bareos. 

3. The fork itself and what went wrong --
   copyright violations, plagiarism, moral wrong doing, and attempts
   to destroy Bacula and me personally through abusive language.

4. The Future of Bacula


====

1. General Background.

Most of you already know that I am a founder of two companies:
Autodesk Inc, in 1982 and Bacula Systems SA in 2008. However,
more importantly, I consider myself as a developer -- mostly in
C/C++ of system applications.  I took an early retirement in 1995,
and since 1998, I have been a full time passionate open source 
developer.  I started with the APCUPSD project then in 2000 started
the Bacula project, which I released to SourceForge in April of 
2002. Since 2000 all my available time has been devoted to making
Bacula the best open source backup program possible. In January, it
will be 14 years that I have been working on it, and for the moment
I see no end in sight.

I created Bacula Systems in 2008 with 7 other founders to ensure the
long term growth and success of Bacula the community version.  The
concept was to earn money to fund development by providing enterprises
with support for Bacula as a much less expensive alternative to
existing commercial software.  Most of these founders were and are
passionate open source fans, each invested their own money in Bacula
Systems to fund development and today a number of them depend on
salaries from Bacula Systems to live.


Bacula Systems hasn't in the least diminished my or the other
founder's dedication to open source software.  It has just provided a
means to ensure that Bacula evolves faster with a corporation behind
it.  The state of maturity of Bacula is like a dream come true for me.



2. The theft of proprietary software and unfair competition that
   led to the Bacula Systems lawsuit against Bareos. 


The arrival of Bareos early this year is like the worst nightmare I
can imagine in a dream come true and has led to the lawsuit mentioned
at the following link:

http://www.baculasystems.com/blog/bacula-systems-sa-files-lawsuit-against-bareos-gmbh-co-kg

Now that Bacula Systems has announced the lawsuit I can be more open
about what has been going on.


How and why have we gotten there?

The basis of the problem is related to a community developer who began
working with Bacula in 2008, and then as a consultant helped Bacula
Systems in 2010 with the Solaris packaging.  To work with the Solaris
packaging, he requested access to the Bacula Enterprise software.  To
have this access, he signed an NDA, which is normal when you give a
"consultant" access to proprietary software.

This consultant did the Solaris packaging for Bacula Systems, then
later continued developing the community version, all the while with
access to the Enterprise code.  He even had a SIP telephone that
connected directly into the Bacula Systems corporate telephone system
including the internal conference centers.  He continued working on
the community version where he was responsible for applying patches to
the Bacula community version, since he had full write permission,
while at the same time, he also helped port code from the Enterprise
version into the community version.

On the 27th of February 2013, I learned that Bareos had been created
and that this consultant/developer was a managing director as well as
CTO of Bareos, and that they had a competing commercial fork of Bacula
that he had been working on since 2010.

You can imagine my stupefaction since the consultant had never
mentioned that he had created a commercial fork of Bacula to me or
anyone in Bacula Systems, nor did Bacula Systems learn about this fork
from the Bacula Systems partner DassIT, which apparently created
Bareos and with which it shares their headquarters and the four
managing directors.  Furthermore until Bacula Systems removed his git
access to our Enterprise source code, the consultant continued daily
downloads of the Enterprise software it even after Bareos was up and
running.

Bacula Systems immediately wrote to the consultant requesting him to
delete the Enterprise source code and stop using it, which in a rather
emotional email, he refused to do.

At that point, what would you do?  We looked more carefully at the
Bareos source code and determined that it included a few very
important enterprise enhancements that were only in the Bacula
Enterprise code.  So, the only conclusion possible is that the
consultant had taken pieces of the enterprise code and used them in
the Bareos release.  In addition, there were many serious copyright
problems in the Bareos code that I will elaborate more later in this
letter.

Bacula Systems then took two approaches to resolving these problems.
One was to make it clear that Bareos did not have the right to possess
or use the Bacula Enterprise code, and the other was to request the
Free Software Foundation Europe to resolve the copyright issues with
Bareos.  From my personal point of view, working with Bareos was very
frustrating since they essentially put up every kind of obstacle
possible including denying everything, which complicated and dragged
out the discussions.  In the end, both the Bareos lawyer and the
consultant's lawyer wrote letters asserting that their clients claimed
to have destroyed the Enterprise source or in the case of Bareos that
they have never had it.  This whole process took many months, and in
August Bacula Systems believed that the problems with Bareos were
mostly resolved.

My next surprise was in late September.  In a rather massive several
thousand line commit, we found over four hundred lines of Bacula
Enterprise code that were also buried in that commit.  This code was
very obviously copied directly from the Enterprise code and not simply
written by the author of the commit, who is another of the managing
directors of Bareos.  This also meant that despite the fact that both
the consultant and Bareos claimed to not have the Enterprise code,
they did.  This put a whole new dimension to the Bareos release,
because there was clear new theft of Bacula Systems proprietary code
despite Bareos' and the consultant's claims not to possess it.  This
was very serious as the code the consultant had contains a
considerable amount of other Bacula Systems code that could also be
copied and released to the public.  At this point Bacula Systems had
no choice but to file a lawsuit, which was prepared and filed on the
6th of December 2013 in the Swiss Cantonal court.

Given that it is clearly published on the Bareos web site that the
Bareos code has been under development since 2010, one can only imagine
that the whole affair was planned from the beginning and it appears
that it is industrial espionage and software piracy that was planned
and executed in secret for during two or three years.

For me personally, it was a real deception since this consultant had
stayed in my house, then myself and other colleagues from Bacula
Systems had spent considerable time and effort working with the
consultant helping him improve his programming and more particularly
how to program within Bacula.  It is even more painful to think that
he did this secretly for apparently many years.

What follows is my discussion of the fork and the copyright violations
that do not form a part of the lawsuit, but are very important for
the future of Bacula and more in general for the future of open
source.

3. The fork itself and what went wrong -- 
   copyright violations, plagiarism, moral wrong doing, and attempts to
   destroy Bacula and me personally through abusive language.

As mentioned above, on the 27th of February, Bacula Systems and myself
became aware of a fork called Bareos, so obviously, I was interested
in what they were doing.  Aside from the negative attitude they openly
postulated toward Bacula on their web site (since removed), I was
rather surprised by the copyright violations in the source code, that
they describe on their web site as 

   "We had some minor formal issuse [sic] regarding version history
   and header files at the beginning of our project".

In fact the copyright violations consisted of the following items:

1. In the original release, they added the Bareos copyright (as well as
   others) to all the original Bacula files, including those that they had not
   changed.

2. They removed all the copyright on all the binaries and replaced them with
   "Copyright (C) 2013-2013 Bareos GmbH & Co.  KG"

Both of these are serious copyright violations.  Bareos' first attempt
at fixing the violations was what I would call minimal and had to be
redone later with far more significant changes.

In addition to the copyright violations, there are still clear
examples of plagiarism (in other terms copyright violations) that
exist in their code that were added more recently.  For example, the
file bacula/src/stored/fd_cmds.c from the original Bacula source code
was copied into sd_cmds.c and then modified to replace all references
to the fd or File daemon by sd or Storage daemon respectively.  This
is normal, but what was not normal was despite probably 80-90% of the
code remaining identical to the original including comments, they
totally stripped the Free Software Foundation Europe copyright and
replaced it with a Bareos copyright.  This is probably one of the most
common form of copyright violation, and it is very hard to detect
without spending a large amount of time examining the code.

In addition, they removed my name from the source code, which was

   Kern Sibbald, MM

and replaced it by:

   Marco van Wieringen, November 2012

This is clearly plagiarism, and it still exists in their source code
today.  As far as I can tell, there are several other such cases,
where significant portions of an original Bacula file have been copied
into a new file (or even the whole file taken and edited as in the
case of sd_cmds.c).  The result is a totally new file with the old
copyright and accreditation removed.  In my opinion, this practice is
extremely serious for the future of open source and Bacula, because
imagine carrying this a bit farther.  If they continue this procedure
on other files, one could imagine that in a few years after numerous
releases and changes, the whole code body gets shuffled around, put in
new files, and all the Free Software Foundation Europe's copyrights
disappear.  Then the source code can be taken proprietary, and Bareos
could have their own proprietary copy of code that was previously open
source.  This is, of course, speculation but it is possible.

Now I would like to discuss moral wrong doing. This is not a legal point
because as far as I can tell these are not violations of the law, but
they are in my opinion moral violations of standard practices particularly
among open source programmers.

The original Bacula source code header includes the following statement
inside the copyright section: 

  "The main author of Bacula is Kern Sibbald, with contributions from
   many others, a complete list can be found in the file AUTHORS."

Although the AUTHORS file is in the Bareos release, they totally
stripped all the references to it from the header files, thus
effectively hiding the AUTHORS. I was rather surprised by this,
because that eliminated the most important part of attributions to
both myself and everyone else.

To my surprise, under the GPL according to the Free Software
Foundation, this is legal.

They removed a number of other accreditations as well including the
word Bacula from all the code.

Removing accreditations in this way, to me seems rather brutal, and
is something I feel is, at the least, morally wrong.


Concerning the point about attempts to destroy Bacula and me
personally through abusive language.  I take two simple examples:

Maik Aussendorf
Fri 4 October 2013 15:30
Presentation at Open Source Developers Conference (OSDC)

  "Since a few years (uh) we have seen (that only uh) that features
  were only (uh) developed in the closed source enterprise edition ...
  and it (uh) even happened that (uh) patches that were submitted by
  community developers were rejected by the project leader for the
  reason (uh) that he said he wanted to have this feature only in the
  enterprise version, which is (uh) not open source."

My comments are:
1. It is patently false that for a "few years (uh) ...  (uh) that features
   were only (uh) developed in the close source enterprise edition".
   Bacula Systems has the right to develop code and has contributed a
   lot of it back to Bacula and will continue to do so.  Bacula
   Systems' development takes nothing away from the community but adds
   great value to it.

2. To say that patches submitted by the community were rejected by me
   (Kern) because they were enterprise features is a totally false.
   This is a shameless, untrue personal attack that is designed to
   discredit me as well as Bacula.

3. Since Mr.  Aussendorf has never worked with me or the Bacula
   community, in the quote above, one can only assume that he is
   repeating something that he heard from someone else, and either has
   misunderstood the information or purposely has distorted it.  In
   any case, a person that makes statements of such importance without
   first hand knowledge is not very credible.


The second example is:
Bruno Friedmann
Email to Bacula-users 2 June 2013

  "...  My personal frustration started with the creation of Bacula
  Enterprise, which has until now never (from what I've seen) reversed
  an Enterprise feature back to the community."

  It is very surprising that Bruno Friedmann who knows Bacula would
  say that Bacula Systems has never "reversed" an Enterprise feature
  back to the community since the Bacula manual clearly documents many
  (but not all) of the features that Bacula Systems has contributed to
  Bacula over the years or simply look at the long list of Bacula
  Systems contributed fixes of the 20 February 2013 release on the
  News section of the web site.

I have a hard time understanding why people feel they have to publicly
make such ridiculous remarks.  I use a lot of open source software,
and some of it is produced by open core companies that offer better
and nicer commercial features that I would really like to have, but I
don't have any sense that these companies are taking anything away
from me or are in any way doing something wrong.  On the contrary,
most of them are fixing bugs and enhancing the community version.

I guess this sort of verbal abuse is a sign of the times.  Instead of
trying to tear down years of work, why can't these people just be
content with what has been given to them free.

4. The Future of Bacula

Obviously at this point, Bacula Systems does not know what the outcome
of the lawsuit will be, but I hope that at a minimum it stops the
theft of the Enterprise code, the copyright violations, and that it
puts a stop to the public smear campaign against Bacula, myself, and
Bacula Systems that the managing directors of Bareos have maintained
for the last nine months.

Although the Bacula project has been on hold since February while
trying to sort out these issues, the future looks very bright since
Bacula Systems has continued developing new features in the Enterprise
version at an even faster pace, and since Bacula Systems feels that
the differentiation between the community version and the Enterprise
version is sufficient, you can expect over the next three to four
months to see several things:

1. An improved bacula.org web site with a new design sponsored by
   Bacula Systems, and with the help of a long time community
   supporter.

2. More new features backported to the community version of Bacula.

3. An annual Bacula Conference with the first one in Berlin starting
   with a dinner the evening of 20 March and taking place on the 21st
   of March.

4. Long term continuation of Bacula through sponsorship by Bacula Systems
   which has always contributed significant pieces of code that it
   developed to the community version and will continue to do so.
   This has always been our stated objective, but now it is more
   formal since Bacula Systems has an agreement with the Free Software
   Foundation Europe wherein it states that Bacula Systems will
   contribute back to the community version all new features developed
   by Bacula Systems after at most five years that are not encumbered
   by third party proprietary agreement.  The maximum delay of five
   years is important to allow Bacula Systems to grow and thus
   continue to contribute to the community version.  Being an open
   core company is not a new business strategy -- companies such as:
   RedHat, MySQL, Zimbra, SugarCRM, Eucalyptus, Pentaho, and Carafe
   (note, at one time I argued for RedHat as an open source company,
   but I was arguing with a highly placed FSF person, who was probably
   right).  However, I don't think that any other open core company
   has yet made such a strong open source commitment.
   
I plan additional blogs on these subjects particularly as important
events happen, but I hope this helps you understand what myself and
Bacula have been through for the last nine months, and that my
commitment remains as strong as ever to make Bacula the best open
source backup program.

Thank you for your understanding and for using Bacula.

Kern Sibbald
Bacula Project Manager

;;;;

Kern;;;25 November 2013 at 17:53 CET
Bacula Status Report

Hello,

I would like to speak to you about the following points:

1. The rumors of the death  of Bacula (the Community version)
2. The Bareos fork of Bacula
3. Bacula Systems and the FSFE (Free Software Foundation Europe)
4. The future of Bacula (the Community version)

1. The rumors of the death of Bacula (the Community version):

I borrow words from a quote of Mark Twain : The rumors of the death
of Bacula are highly exaggerated!  

I began working on Bacula 14 years ago (in January 2000), and it has
been Open Source from the time it was publicly released in April
2002, and it will remain Open Source.  I have been and am fully
devoted to Open Source, and in particular to Bacula, which is like
my “baby”.  So to hear rumors that Bacula is dead or that I have
withheld commits because they are Enterprise features is shocking
and hurtful to me as well as not true.

I did inform the Bacula Community several years ago that my personal
participation in Bacula would decrease a bit for several years to
allow me to focus more on getting Bacula Systems started.  In my
opinion, that has not been a serious disadvantage for the Bacula
project since Bacula Systems over that period has contributed far
more code to Bacula than I could have alone over the same period,
and as you will see a bit later in this status report, Bacula
Systems contributions are absolutely guaranteed to continue in the
long run, and even increase.

2. The Bareos fork of Bacula:

The Bacula repository has been on “hold” since our last release
in early February, because on 27 February 2013, I learned that there
was a fork of Bacula made by a former “consultant” of Bacula
Systems with a former reseller of Bacula Systems.  Unfortunately,
despite the fact that Bareos hired one of the best German Open
Source lawyers , there were a number of serious copyright violations
with their code.  Since the Bacula code is copyrighted by the Free
Software Foundation Europe (FSFE), I provided the technical support,
and the FSFE worked with Bareos to clean up their copyright
violations.  That took a significant amount of time (many months),
and the Bareos code though significantly improved is still not
totally free of copyright infringements.  I won't go into the
details here as all of you may not be interested, but will have much
more to say about Bareos in later blogs, and when the blog is setup
I will let you know.

I find Bareos an unusual fork, because it wasn't done in what I
believe to be the normal Open Source way.  Normally a fork is made
when a project is blocked or has serious disagreements with the
users.  Its also normally done in open communication rather than
underhanded or in secret.  In the case of Bacula, though some of the
development slowed down (I will go into this in detail later), it
certainly was by no means stopped.  To complain about active
development in Bacula Systems, is, in my opinion, incorrect first
because adding features to the Enterprise version costs Bacula
Systems a lot mostly in salaries yet takes absolutely nothing from
Bacula.  In fact, when you read the next section, you will see that
the more that Bacula Systems develops, the more features that Bacula
over time will have.  Going back to what I find abnormal about the
Bareos fork is that they claim that they spent three years
developing a lot of new features, thus they are more feature rich
than Bacula.  Yes, for the moment, they have a few features that
Bacula does not yet have, but not for long, and more importantly
over the three years of development of those features they never
offered these new features to Bacula nor to any Open Source project.
Instead they were developed in secret.  I find that a very strange
behavior for a self-proclaimed Open Source company (actually, they
are “forced” to be Open Source because of the Bacula AGPLv3
license).  So as Bacula contributors and users, you would be within
your rights to feel very upset with Bareos, because they never
offered you the code they developed.

I assure that I will do all in my power to ensure that any
worthwhile features that Bareos implements will be implemented in
Bacula, and most likely better integrated and more robust, and where
possible with even more functionality and growth potential.


3. Bacula Systems and the FSFE:

If you have been a long time Bacula user you may recall that I
discussed the possibility in 2006-2007 of creating a company, now
called Bacula Systems, to ensure the continuation of Bacula when I
will no longer be able to personally contribute – say in 10 or 20
years, as well as to provide the financial means to add high-end
features to Bacula (a fibre channel network costs about $50K to
setup).  Much to my surprise 95% or more of the responses I got were
very positive.  Bacula Systems was created in July 2008, and for the
first two years, the Enterprise code base and the Community code
base were identical.  Unfortunately, that didn't work financially
for Bacula Systems.  Companies willing to pay, were willing to pay
for features and support but not support alone, so Bacula Systems
embarked on development to continue maintenance and improvement of
Bacula while at the same time creating mostly plugins to add
differentiation to the Enterprise version.

Now this may not sound very Open Source to you, and I understand,
because I feel the same way.  Were it at all possible, I would give
you all of Bacula Systems code, unfortunately, that is not
economically feasible at the current time, and yet without Bacula
Systems, I fear the Bacula project will die or worse yet fall into
the hands of someone incapable of maintaining the high quality we
have created.

While I was consulting with the Free Software Foundation Europe
(FSFE) on the Bareos copyright violations, Bacula Systems and I
began discussions with the FSFE on how to guarantee the long term
survival of Bacula.  These discussions, extremely positive on both
sides and all points, recently lead to a formal written agreement
between myself, Bacula Systems, and the FSFE. There are a number of
points in the agreement, but probably the most important of all is
that Bacula Systems has now put in writing that it is an Open Source
company (at its heart), as it has always proclaimed, and will
contribute all the Enterprise code it creates to the Bacula
Community code base within at most a 5 year period.  One exception
is that Bacula Systems is legally unable to contribute certain code
encumbered by third party proprietary license.  The 5 year delay
gives Bacula Systems the chance to develop Enterprise features that
differentiate it, but ensures the continual growth of the Bacula
Community code.  This model can possibly be used across the industry
to ensure the future of open source software in an environment where
development costs, particularly for hardware to do testing, are
prohibitive to the standard models of today.

5. The future of Bacula (the Community version):

If you have read section 4 above, hopefully if you were not already
convinced that Bacula is alive that you can now see that it will
have a long and successful future ahead of it.  If you have any
doubts, please do not hesitate to either send me an email on the
bacula-users list or directly to me (if you want it private).
Hopefully, by mid-December I will have a blog setup (need a major
upgrade of bacula.org to do so), and I will then fill you in on the
details of the Bareos fork as well as more details on what next to
expect in Bacula.

Thank you for contributing to and/or using Bacula ...

Best regards,
Kern

;;;;

Kern;;;20 February 2013 at 13:43 CET
We have released Bacula Version 5.2.13 to Source Forge

Version 5.2.13 version has 20 bug fixes since the last 
release.  Some of the bug fixes are important.

Important changes since last release:

19Feb13
 - Fix build/configure problems with bpluginfo.c
 - Refactor lock_volumes so most lock a vol rather than globally
 - Add virtualfull-extreme test
 - Apply patch for chio-changer-openbsd from bug #1984 -- Implements listall
 - Add bat Mac patch from bug #1953
 - Fix bug #1812 cannot run Copy/Migrate jobs from bat
 - Fix loading of bat translations. Patch from bug #1890
 - Fix text input in bat. Fixe bug #1965
 - Remove Device from show command as it is not used or updated
 - Fix #1982 update enabled keyword in help command
 - Fix update_postgresql_tables 10 to 11
 - Clean after building doc binaries requested by Willem vd Akker for Debian 
   build
 - Require Qt version 4.8.4
 - Fix bug #1955 that OK to run? does not retry on bad response
 - Backport new lock calls + debug for SD
 - Fix bug #1975 new label ignored when first is duplicate.
 - Pull src/lib changes from master
 - Pull SD files from master
 - Turn off prune-test
 - Add logdir and bsrdir to regression config
 - Add bsrdir and logdir to regress-config
 - Changed default directories from /var/bacula to /opt/bacula
 - Make spool size max message more explicit
 - Display more info when maximum spool size is reached
 - Fix TERM defs for Solaris 11 in conio.c
 - Allow group to cd to sysconfdir
 - Make sysconfdir belong to Bacula user/group and exclude others
 - Fix Virtual Full file close bug -- race condition
 - Enhance mount message to include read/append
 - Improve vol_mgr swap messages
 - Enhance output of Using Device to include for read/write
 - Add jobid to Pmsg output
 - Fix bug #1959 input validation on delete of jobs.
 - Fix bug #1956 Authorization Errors false
 - Add workaround for #5507 where autoprune and reload are in deadlock
 - Allow conf file quoted strings to be used in a list
 - Make bfgets handle very long lines
 - Avoid seg fault by checking for NULL client -- reported by Arno
 - Final fix of bug #1943
 - Fix bug #1948 MailOnSuccess get executed on error.
 - Fix missing index on Media table
 - Fix bug #1943 no message storage on closed database connection.
 - Fix bug #1946 Fix problem with MySQL with big Base jobs.
 - Reduce wait time in regression RunScripts
 - Implement a timeout on regression tests of 15 minutes
 - Fix #5346 .bvfs_lsfiles and .bvfs_restore to handle deleted files
 - Fix spooldata, accurate and ingnoreduplicate run argument
 - Fix messages segfault
 - Implement feature request #1939
 - fix #1938 about PATH_MAX on hurd
 - fix #1938 about MAXPATHLEN on hurd
 - Fix bug #1937 OpenBSD autochanger example script
 - Fix #4996 about MaxRunTime canceling the job too early
 - Fix bug #1934 Wrong values at media list in BAT
 - Fix race condition in close_msg that causes seg fault
 - Fix double unlink
 - More tests for freeing NULL pointers
 - Add MaximumConcurrentReadJobs directive to Storage resource
 - Add ujobid to .bvfs_get_jobids
 - Avoid problem when stripping a relative path
 - Fix #4513 about HIDDEN attribute set to parent directory during restore

Bugs fixed/closed since last release:
1812 1890 1934 1937 1938 1939 1943 1946 1948 1953 1955 1956 1959 1965 1975
1982 1984 4513 4996 5346 5507

;;;;

Kern;;;11 September 2012 at 13:43 CET
We have released Bacula Version 5.2.11 to Source Forge

Version 5.2.11 version is a bug fix release.

 As always, both the Director and Storage daemon must be upgraded at
 the same time.

 Older 5.0.x and 3.0.x File Daemons are compatible with the 5.2.11
 Director and Storage daemons. There should be no need to upgrade older File
 Daemons.

Important changes since last release:
 - A new bpluginfo utility tool
 - Make dump_resource respect console ACL's (security fix)
 - Add chio-changer-openbsd submitted in bug #1903
 - Important Copy job bug fixed.

10Sep12
 - Add JobId to SD debug output
 - Commit batch session every 800,000 files
 - Simplify safer delete code using a single regex
 - Clean up error message generation during update attributes -- should fix bug 
  #1823
 - Eliminate heartbeat error messages. Fixes bug #1925
 - Apply patch from bug #1911 to implement --with-logdir
 - Add chio-changer-openbsd submitted in bug #1903
 - mysql database install/update scripts patch. Fixes bug #1901
 - Delegate uid/gid changing to systemd. Fixes bug #1905
 - Fix bug #1906
 - Fix manpage errors, fixes bug #1907
 - Final fix for #1859 missed one query.
 - bpluginfo - Utility tool display various information
 - Backport more master code
 - Fix Makefile.in so that testfind builds with acl dependency
 - Make dump_resource respect console ACL's (security fix)
 - backport code from master
 - Fix #1923 about MySQL 4 support for BVFS
 - Fix #1902 about bad status slots output
 - Fix Sigma Copy bug #4377
 - Fix bsmtp
 - Reset bsmtp to only send to IPv4 mailhosts.

Bugs fixed/closed since last release:
1823 1859 1901 1902 1903 1905 1906 1907 1911 1923 1925 4377

;;;;

Kern;;;28 June 2012 at 20:55 CET
We have released Bacula Version 5.2.10 to Source Forge

General:
--------
The 5.2.10 version is a significant bug fix release including 
our first cut of AFS support.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Please note that with this version of Bacula, during the install
of the shared libraries from the src/cats, src/lib, and src/findlib
directories, any old Bacula libraries in the installation 
destination directory will be removed.  This should not cause
any problems and at least keeps the installation library cleaner.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
For packagers, if you change options, naming, and the way 
we link our shared object files, as at least one of you does,
you are creating a situation where the user may not be able
to run multiple versions of Bacula on the same machine, which
is often very useful, and in addition, you create a configuration
that the project cannot properly support.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you are upgrading from a version older than 5.2.9, please
read all the old ReleaseNotes of all versions released
after the version you are upgrading from. There area
many important notices sumarized here, and we do not 
repeat them each bug fix release.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Compatibility:
--------------
 As always, both the Director and Storage daemon must be upgraded at
 the same time.

 Older 5.0.x and 3.0.x File Daemons are compatible with the 5.2.9
 Director and Storage daemons. There should be no need to upgrade older File
 Daemons.

Major changes since 5.2.9:
- IPv6 networking should work correctly now
- SQL Counter problems resolved
- Bat hanging after running a number of jobs
- dbcheck rw_writelock problem
- Windows VSS restore bug

New Feature:
- Add rudimentary support for backing up AFS

28Jun12
 - Add extra test for unsupported Protocol Families.
 - Fix inet_pton call.
 - Real fix of bug #1897 5.2.9 breaks IPv6 connectivity
 - Fix bug #1891 wrong daemon name printed with -? option
 - Fix bug #1859 INSERT INTO Counters fails
 - First try at fixing bug #1897 5.2.9 breaks IPv6 connectivity
 - Convert write_rec_to_block() to a state machine
 - Fix bat from eating all Dir connections -- fixes bug #1872
 - Back port fixes from BEE to fix Windows restore bug #1892
 - Add block checksum flag to version.h
 - Add block checksum debug code
 - Fix bug #1893 dbcheck -B gives rwl_writelock error.
 - Remove restriction of network buffer size being multiple of a tape block
 - Add rudimentary support for saving AFS acls.
 - Send level before the fileset in estimate_cmd() like in backup()

Bugs fixed/closed since last release:
1859 1872 1891 1892 1893 1897

;;;;

Kern;;;11 June 2012 at 20:15 CET
We have released Bacula Version 5.2.8 to Source Forge

This release is identical to release 5.2.8, with the exception
that the patch:

  "Apply readline without TERM_LIB dependency patch from bug #1871"

has been removed because it is not portable to all systems or
versions of readline.

;;;;

Kern;;;10 June 2012 at 12:04 CET

               Release Notes for Bacula 5.2.8

  Bacula code: Total files = 1,110 Total lines = 231,439 (Using SLOCCount)

General:
--------
The 5.2.8 version is a bug fix release. 

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Please note that with this version of Bacula, during the install
of the shared libraries from the src/cats, src/lib, and src/findlib
directories, any old Bacula libraries in the installation 
destination directory will be removed.  This should not cause
any problems and at least keeps the installation library cleaner.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
For packagers, if you change options, naming, and the way 
we link our shared object files, as at least one of you does,
you are creating a situation where the user may not be able
to run multiple versions of Bacula on the same machine, which
is often very useful, and in addition, you create a configuration
that the project cannot properly support.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you are upgrading from a version older than 5.2.7, please
read all the old ReleaseNotes of all versions released
after the version you are upgrading from. There area
many important notices sumarized here, and we do not 
repeat them each bug fix release.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Compatibility:
--------------
 As always, both the Director and Storage daemon must be upgraded at
 the same time.

 Older 5.0.x and 3.0.x File Daemons are compatible with the 5.2.8
 Director and Storage daemons. There should be no need to upgrade older File
 Daemons.

Changes since 5.2.7:
--------------------

10Jun12
 - Apply readline without TERM_LIB dependency patch from bug #1871
 - Ensure cancel status is set for canceled duplicate jobs -- partial fix for 
   bug #1851
 - Enhance Win32 error messages -- fixes bug #1879
 - Apply patch from bug 1876 to permit dot commands in a runscript
 - Remove config variables from examples/devices fixes bug #1884
 - Add more debug code for bug 1885
 - Add more debug to block.c when read rejected
 - Fail job that attempts to read from closed device -- reported in bug 1885 but 
   not fixed
 - Detect Python 2.7 fixes bug #1888
 - Apply systemd patch from bug #1886
 - Rewrite some SD subroutines as class members
 - New overhaul of xattr code.
 - Use IPPROTO_TCP for SOL_TCP if SOL_TCP isn't defined.
 - Fix compiler warning.

Bugs fixed/closed since last release:
1851 1871 1879 1884 1886 1888

;;;;

Kern;;;2 June 2012 at 13:01 CET

               Release Notes for Bacula 5.2.7

  Bacula code: Total files = 1,110 Total lines = 231,439 (Using SLOCCount)

General:
--------
The 5.2.7 version is a significan bug fix release. (The
diff file between 5.2.6 and this one is over 25,000 lines).

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Please note that with this version of Bacula, during the install
of the shared libraries from the src/cats, src/lib, and src/findlib
directories, any old Bacula libraries in the installation 
destination directory will be removed.  This should not cause
any problems and at least keeps the installation library cleaner.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
For packagers, if you change options, naming, and the way 
we link our shared object files, as at least one of you does,
you are creating a situation where the user may not be able
to run multiple versions of Bacula on the same machine, which
is often very useful, and in addition, you create a configuration
that the project cannot properly support.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you are upgrading from a version older than 5.2.7, please
read all the old ReleaseNotes of all versions released
after the version you are upgrading from. There area
many important notices sumarized here, and we do not 
repeat them each bug fix release.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Compatibility:
--------------
 As always, both the Director and Storage daemon must be upgraded at
 the same time.

 Older 5.0.x and 3.0.x File Daemons are compatible with the 5.2.3
 Director and Storage daemons. There should be no need to upgrade older File
 Daemons.

Changes since 5.2.6:
--------------------
02Jun12
 - Correct Qt version needed for bat
 - Turn on SD deadlock detection by default
 - Fix bug #1880 ltdl.m4 missing for new feature.
 - Fix bug #1870 GNU binutils-gold build failure.
 - Add new empty netinet/tcp.h so Windows compile works
 - Eliminate compiler warning in stored/dircmd.c
 - Fix TCP Heartbeat code
 - Align conio.c struct at 8 bytes to fix Sparc bus error.
 - Fix get_basename() -- rewrite
 - Apply James' exchange-fd.c regression fix
 - Add first Dutch translation
 - Ensure that StorageId is updated after write
 - Fix updating of cached slots + error message numbering
 - Remove old shared objects before install
 - Add missing dummy bVarPrefixLinks variable retrieval.
 - Fix mysql config for older versions of mysql+config.
 - Fix problem in BVFS with concurrent queries
 - Add more checks to bvfs
 - Try to use multi-row insert statements for mysql.
 - On some platforms intptr_t is in an other include file.
 - Add support for fcntl(fd, F_CLOSEM) to close filedescriptors.
 - Use closefrom if available instead of trying to close fds ourself.
 - Fix class member shadowing.
 - Move storages tls initialization to proper place.
 - Fix Copyright on init scripts suse, add specific daemon user & group
 - Add support for new POSIX getaddrinfo interface.
 - Apply MSQL detection fixes from bug #1829
 - Fix bug #1805 cannot specify hostname in ./configure
 - Fix restore_job restore keyword
 - Allow plugin to backup a directory
 - Print seconds in schedule time as noted in bug #1854
 - Fix #1857 about restore cd command that blocks on empty directory
 - Backport new StorageId code
 - More definitive fix for update slots bug
 - Fix #4062 on make_catalog_backup.pl script when user/password are empty
 - Fix bug #1853: bacula-sd dead but pid file exists.
 - Fix bug #1841 estimate command level=differential goes wrong in accurate 
   mode.
 - Fix bug #1842 Incorrect port number reported
 - Fix bug #1848 bsock.c:335 Socket has errors=1 on call to client
 - Force the re-initialization of BaseJobOpts, AccurateOpts and VerifyOpts 
   between two Include{}

Bugs fixed/closed since last release:
1805 1829 1841 1842 1848 1853 1854 1857 1870 1874 1880 4062


;;;;

Kern;;;22 February 2012 at 15:03 CET
We have released Bacula Version 5.2.6 to Source Forge

               Release Notes for Bacula 5.2.6

  Bacula code: Total files = 1,110 Total lines = 231,439 (Using SLOCCount)

General:
--------
The 5.2.6 version is a bug fix release.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you are upgrading directly from 5.0.3 to this version, please see the
important notices below for version 5.2.3, particularly
the database upgrade and the difference in packaging the
SQL shared libraries.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you store .bsr or .mail files in the Bacula working
directory, please be aware that they will all be deleted
each time the Director starts.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Compatibility:
--------------
 As always, both the Director and Storage daemon must be upgraded at
 the same time.

 Older 5.0.x and 3.0.x File Daemons are compatible with the 5.2.3
 Director and Storage daemons. There should be no need to upgrade older File
 Daemons.

New Feature:
 - The restore tree cd command accepts wild cards within each
   part of a path. Wild cards apply only to a single part at a
   time: i.e. cd a*/b*/xx* will match abc/bcd/xxfxx
   but */xx* will not match the above filename.

Changes since 5.2.5:

17Feb12
 - Fix old exchange-fd plugin Accurate checkFile code.
 - Insert the slot field as a numeric field.
 - Fix #1831 by dropping the table before creating it
 - Make cd accept wildcards
 - Remove bad optimization from Accurate code
 - Lock read acquire in SD to prevent to read jobs getting the same thing
 - Implement more robust check in other drives for tape slot wanted
 - Fix lost dcr point -- memory loss in Copy/Migration + possible confusion
 - Ensure that bvfs SQL link is not shared
 - Fix error printing in acl and xattr code.
 - Backport better error debug output for sd plugins.
 - Add wait on bad connection for security
 - Make mtx-changer more fault tolerant
 - Fix 32/64 bit problems in SD sscanf commands
 - Skip certain filesystem types on some platforms.
 - Allow BVFS to browse and restore Base jobs
 - Add error message to .bvfs_clear_cache command
 - Fix plugin bug with multiple simultaneous jobs

Bugs fixed/closed since last release:
1831

;;;;

Kern;;;26 January 2012 at 07:55 CET
We have released Bacula Version 5.2.5 to Source Forge
               Release Notes for Bacula 5.2.5

  Bacula code: Total files = 1,110 Total lines = 231,439 (Using SLOCCount)

General:
--------
The 5.2.5 version is a bug fix release.

Please note there was a seemingly innocent patch made to
version 5.2.4 that had rather serious negative consequences
on restarted jobs.  Anyone using restarted jobs should upgrade
from 5.2.4 to 5.2.5.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you are upgrading directly from 5.0.3 to this version, please see the
important notices below for version 5.2.3, particularly
the database upgrade and the difference in packaging the
SQL shared libraries.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you store .bsr or .mail files in the Bacula working
directory, please be aware that they will all be deleted
each time the Director starts.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Compatibility:
--------------
 As always, both the Director and Storage daemon must be upgraded at
 the same time.

 Older 5.0.x and 3.0.x File Daemons are compatible with the 5.2.3
 Director and Storage daemons. There should be no need to upgrade older File
 Daemons.

Changes since 5.2.4:

25Jan12
 - Disable usage of JS_Warning waiting for a more complete implementation
 - Removed old sd plugins which doesn't work anymore.
 - Adapt sample-query.sql for Warning job status
 - Fix location of Qt dlls for Win64 build
 - Fix MediaView::getSelection

Bugs fixed/closed since last release:
1824 (1814 1806 1818 non-bugs)


;;;;

Kern;;;18 January 2012 at 20:55 CET
We have released Bacula Version 5.2.4 to Source Forge

               Release Notes for Bacula 5.2.4

  Bacula code: Total files = 1,110 Total lines = 231,439 (Using SLOCCount)

General:
--------
The 5.2.4 version is an bug fix release.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you are upgrading directly from 5.0.3 to this version, please see the
important notices below for version 5.2.3, particularly
the database upgrade and the difference in packaging the
SQL shared libraries.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you store .bsr or .mail files in the Bacula working
directory, please be aware that they will all be deleted
each time the Director starts.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Compatibility:
--------------
 As always, both the Director and Storage daemon must be upgraded at
 the same time.

 Older 5.0.x and 3.0.x File Daemons are compatible with the 5.2.3
 Director and Storage daemons. There should be no need to upgrade older File
 Daemons.

Most important changes since 5.2.3:
- Fix LZO detection so that it correctly detects presense of header
  files.
- Switch the way we handle shared object versioning.
- Backport Enterprise spec files to platforms/rpms
- Switch to using Qt 4.7.4 (you must download new 
  depkgs-qt-24Dec11.tar.gz
- Update depkgs to depkgs-24Dec11.tar.gz
- Enhancements to File daemon and Storage daemon plugins
- Compiler warning cleanups
- xattr fixes
- Cleanup old files in the working directory when the Director starts

Changes since 5.2.3:

18Jan12
 - Prepare for adding IPv6 to Windows in the future
 - Fix bug #1822 Schedule run line parsing fails if value is keyword
 - Revert to 5.0 size computation in accurate elements, may fix #1821
 - Mark that a file was found in the accurate list in the ff_pkt with a
   variable
 - Definitive fix for MySQL MaxValue problem bug #1810
 - Initialize delta_seq to -1 because 0 means that we have already a version
 - Adapt bfileview for bvfs tables
 - Set job status to running when restore job really starts
 - Remove ifdeffing that turned off JS_Warning status -- must have been missed 
  test code
 - Add support for soname setting in libtool.
 - Fix bug #1815
 - Fix systemd pid files.
 - Limit migration/copy jobs to starting 100 at a time
 - Avoid conflict with PAGE_SIZE define
 - Send previous Job name during Incremental/Differential to the FD
 - Fix bug #1811 Filed fails to backup more then one xattr.
 - system.posix_acl_default is also an acl stored as xattr
 - Fix bug #1807
 - Add configure for new redhat spec files
 - Backport Enterprise spec files
 - Fix bad memset() reported by clang
 - Test new plugin function in bpipe and test plugin
 - Try to fix openssl problem with signal
 - Add BSOCK::set_killable()
 - Set directory attributes when using Replace=Never when Bacula creates them
 - Use RestoreObject type in Catalog
 - Add new features in plugin
 - Add helper for ini files
 - Implement run accurate=yes/no
 - Add .bvfs_clear_cache
 - Add Accurate and MaxRunSchedTime in Schedule resource
 - Fix bug #1802 configure code to detect LZO is broken
 - Fix bug #1806 failure to save second and more xattr.
 - Add second xattr to show bug 1806
 - Fix seg fault in plugin event loop
 - Fix #3210 about slow restore with bvfs

Bugs fixed/closed since last release:
1802 1806 1807 1810 1811 1815 1821 1822 3210

;;;;

Kern;;;16 December 2011 at 12:293 CET
We have released Bacula Version 5.2.3 to Source Forge

               Release Notes for Bacula 5.2.3

  Bacula code: Total files = 1,110 Total lines = 231,439 (Using SLOCCount)

General:
--------
The 5.2.3 version is an bug fix release.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you are upgrading directly from 5.0.3 to this version, please see the
important notices below for version 5.2.2, particularly
the database upgrade and the difference in packaging the
SQL shared libraries.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Compatibility:
--------------
 As always, both the Director and Storage daemon must be upgraded at
 the same time.

 Older 5.0.x and 3.0.x File Daemons are compatible with the 5.2.3
 Director and Storage daemons. There should be no need to upgrade older File
 Daemons.

Changes since 5.2.2:

 - Revert patch from Ben to not compress man pages on Solaris fix #1801
 - Fix bug #3322 don't poll when operator is labeling tapes
 - bvfs: Fix mysql REGEXP operator
 - Fix Mysql 5.5.18 symbol lookup
 - fix utf8/iso8859 problems
 - Fix #3419, update stats problem
 - Fix cats_test to use the new method names.
 - Update accurate code to use 1 byte instead of 3
 - Fix segfault in accurate code
 - Fix compilation warning on FreeBSD

Bugs fixed/closed since last release:
1801 3322 3419


;;;;

Kern;;;27 November 2011 at 12:03 CET
We have released Bacula Version 5.2.2 to Source Forge

               Release Notes for Bacula 5.2.2

  Bacula code: Total files = 1,110 Total lines = 231,439 (Using SLOCCount)

General:
--------
The 5.2.2 version is an important bug fix release. It contains also some
additions and performance improvements. 

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you are upgrading directly from 5.0.3 to this version, please see the
important notices below for version 5.2.1, particularly
the database upgrade and the difference in packaging the
SQL shared libraries.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Compatibility:
--------------
 As always, both the Director and Storage daemon must be upgraded at
 the same time.

 Older 5.0.x and 3.0.x File Daemons are compatible with the 5.2.2
 Director and Storage daemons. There should be no need to upgrade older File
 Daemons.

Changes since 5.2.1:
-----------------
 - Implement -t option for Bat
 - Require correct Qt version 4.6.2 or later to build bat
 - Get new lib/plugins.h
 - Pull new SD plugin files from Master
 - Fix script to set mode of cats scripts
 - Add Systemd configure options
 - Split messages line by line before sending it to syslog() fix #3325
 - Fix bvfs_restore on MySQL
 - Fix #3308 where a SMTP problem can block the director
 - Change locking scheme of the mountpoint cache.
 - Enhance mountcache with rescan option after interval.
 - Add %D option to edit_job_code, simplify callbacks on director side
 - Move Zdeflate and Zinflate to seperate file.
 - Put libraries in the correct order for non shared libs.
 - Remove last traces of @SQL_BINDIR@ and @DB_TYPE@
 - Fix bug #1774
 - Move batch insert detection into db.m4
 - bat: try to fix offset button problem when clicking too much on previous
 - bvfs: Use single transaction for each job during update
 - Add missing bwild & bregex man8 pages
 - Fix compilation issue of wx-console #1778
 - bvfs: fix filter for pattern= bvfs parameter
 - Improve speed of BVFS with SQLite, Thanks to J.Starek
 - bvfs: add clear_cache function
 - bvfs: Handle windows drive when building path hierarchy

Closed Bugs Since 5.2.1
-----------------------
1774 1778 3308 3325


;;;;

Kern;;;30 October 2011 at 14:50 CET
We have released Bacula Version 5.2.1 to Source Forge


               Release Notes for Bacula 5.2.1

  Bacula code: Total files = 1,110 Total lines = 231,439 (Using SLOCCount)

General:
--------

This 5.2.1 version is a major release since the last version 5.0.3.
It includes well over 299,387 lines of changes made by 20 contributors,
lots of bug fixes (see below), 1,851 software commits,and a 
number of important new features:

Version 5.2.0
-------------
Version 5.2.0 was short lived, because Marco (thanks) found
a number of last minute bugs. So the first official release of 5.2
is 5.2.1.

Compatibility:
--------------
 As always, both the Director and Storage daemon must be upgraded at
 the same time.

 Older 5.0.x and 3.0.x File Daemons are compatible with the 5.2.1
 Director and Storage daemons. There should be no need to upgrade older File
 Daemons.

Main New Features:
------------------
- LZO Compression
- New Tray Monitor
- Purge Migration Job
- Changes in Bvfs (Bacula Virtual FileSystem)
- Changes in the Pruning Algorithm
- Ability to Verify any specified Job
- Additions to RunScript variables
- Additions to the Plugin API
- ACL enhancements
- XATTR enhancements
- Class Based Database Backend Drivers
- Hash List Enhancements

Some of the above are described below; all the above are
described in more detail in the New Features chapter of the
manual.

Closed Bugs since 5.0.3:
---------------------
1389 1444 1448 1466 1467 1468 1476 1481 1486 1488 1493 1494 1497 1499 1501
1502 1504 1509 1511 1513 1516 1524 1526 1527 1532 1536 1538 1541 1542 1549
1551 1553 1554 1558 1559 1560 1564 1567 1568 1569 1571 1574 1577 1581 1582
1584 1587 1594 1595 1600 1601 1602 1603 1604 1606 1608 1610 1612 1623 1624
1633 1643 1648 1655 1661 1664 1666 1669 1672 1675 1684 1685 1695 1696 1699
1700 1703 1735 1741 1749 1751 1761 1762 1764 1768 1770 1771 2710


================== Warning !!!!!! ==========================

 The new pruning algorithm will not allow pruning of jobs that are essential to
 restore since the last Full backup. This is, of course, correct and desirable,
 but it is different from older Bacula versions that could inappropriately
 prune jobs. Pruning of volumes is not affected.

Building Bat:
-------------
To build Bat, you need Qt4 version 4.6.2.  If you build with any other
version it is likely not to work.  If you do not have version 4.6.2, on
your system, you can download the Bacula depkgs_qt version 16Dec10.

Packaging the SQL backend:
--------------------------
The main Bacula Director code is independent of the SQL backend
in this version. This means that the Bacula Director can be packaged
by itself, then each of the different SQL backends supported can
be packaged separately.  It is possible to build all the DB backends
at the same time.

- configure can be run with multiple database configure options.
   --with-sqlite3
   --with-mysql
   --with-postgresql

Order of testing for database is
- postgresql
- mysql
- sqlite3

Each configured backend generates a libbaccats-<backend_name>-<version>.so
A dummy catalog library is created named libbaccats-version.so

At configure time the first detected backend is used as the so called default
backend and at install time the dummy libbaccats-<version>.so is replaced with
the default backend type.

If you configure all 3 backends you get 3 backend libraries and the postgresql
gets installed as the default.  When you want to switch the default you can
copy one of the 3 backend libraries over the libbaccats-<version>.so e.g.

cp libbaccats-postgresql-<version>.so libbaccats-<version>.so

And update the default backend in the following files:

create_bacula_database
drop_bacula_database
drop_bacula_tables
grant_bacula_privileges
make_bacula_tables
make_catalog_backup
update_bacula_tables 

New Catalog format in version 5.2.0 and greater
-----------------------------------------------
This release of Bacula uses a new catalog format. We provide a set of
scripts that permit to convert a 5.0.x (version 12) catalog to 5.2.1 (version
14).  The Bacula project rpm spec files have been modified to
detect the database change and do the upgrade for you.  We strongly
recommend that you save a copy of your existing database before upgrading
using rpms.

The simplest way to upgrade the database assuming you are building from
source (i.e. manually):
1. Stop any current version of Bacula from running.
2. Save a copy of your existing database.
3. Configure, build, and install the 5.2.1 version of Bacula
   Note the new ./configure options in the manuals see the link
   at the bottom of this file.
4. cd <your-scripts-installation-directory>
5. ./update_bacula_tables
6. If you have multiple catalogs, edit the update_bacula_tables
   script and put the name of another database, and then
   execute the script again. Repeat this until all Bacula
   catalogs have been updated.
7. Start the new Bacula.  If everything worked, it should
   not print any error messages.

If you start from scratch, you don't need to run the update_bacula_tables
script because the create_bacula_tables script automatically creates the new
table format.  However, if you are using a version of Bacula older than 5.0.0
(e.g.  3.0.3) then you need to run the update_bacula_tables script that will
be found in the <bacula>/src/cats directory after you run the ./configure
command.  As mentioned above, before running this script, please backup your
catalog database, and when you do running it, be sure shutdown Bacula and be
aware that running the script can take some time depending on your database
size.

================================================================

Changes:

Speed and Memory Usage Enhancements:
- Implement LZO compression algorithm (need lzo2 headers to activate this option)
- New Pruning algoritm -- safer and faster
- Use of PostgreSQL cursor when doing large queries, should reduce the
  memory usage during restore and accurate backups.
- limit command in some list commands
- Bacula Virtual File System for fast catalog access
- Faster crc32 algorithm

Security Enhancements:
- Additional security against injection of illegal characters
- Fix possible fnmatch problem

Features Enhancements:
- Improvements in ACL and xattr handling on additional platforms:
  AIX, Darwind, FreeBSD, HPUX, IRIX, Solaris, Tru64
- Tray monitor for Windows
- New SQL backend and ./configure that permits building multiple catalog
  backends in one build, and has the main Bacula core code totally independent
  of the SQL backend, which should simplify packaging (only the
  libbacsql.so/dll needs to be changed to switch from one database backend
  to another (e.g. MySQL to PostgreSQL).
- Indent lsmark during restore
- Disable batch insert config item
- Director selection option in bconsole
- restorejob command in bconsole
- Many additional features for bat such as "brestore" panel
- The old bat version browser has been turned off since it does not
  work correctly and the brestore panel provides the same functionality
- Improved hash table for hard links
- Additional script variable editing such as %b (JobBytes), %F (JobFiles) 
  and %h (Client Address)

Other Enhancements:
- Includes better handling for Windows repares points, mount points, and 
  junction points.
- New database format
- Many new plugin API features
- Improved memory handling for restores
- Significant stability enhancements to bat
- xattr/ACL restore failure are now printed as Warning
- A few path name length limits in Windows have been removed.


===========================================================================

;;;;

Kern;;;06 August 2010 at 19:15 CET
We have released Bacula Version 5.0.3 to Source Forge

This 5.0.3 version is significant bug fix update to version 5.0.2.
It includes new code and some new features.
There is no database change since prior versions of 5.0.

Note, if you are running 5.0.0, read the 5.0.1 and 5.0.2 release notes below in
  the 5.0.1 release section.
  Important!!!

Compatibility:
--------------
 As always, both the Director and Storage daemon must be upgraded at
 the same time.

 Older 5.0.x and 3.0.x File Daemons are compatible with the 5.0.3
 Director and Storage daemons. There should be no need to upgrade older File
 Daemons.

Changes and New Features:
- If a VSS (Windows) snapshot fails, the whole Job is failed, previously
  it printed a warning message and continued.
- New editing codes %b = Job Bytes and %f = Job Files for runscripts
- Any non-Bacula project plugins (i.e. third party plugins) 
  must be upgraded to specify AGPLv3 in place of the GPLv2 used previously 
  for the PLUGIN_LICENSE.
- The bat Media page text columns can be sorted by clicking on the column.
- If possible, the SD will automatically update the catalog Volume size if 
  it does not match the Volume size. The mismatch between the Volume sizes
  typically occurs when the FD has a comm line drop or the FD crashes.


Bug fixes
1538 1554 1564 1567 1568 1569 1571 1577 1581 1582 1587 1594 1595 1606 1610

- Change license from GPLv2 to AGPLv3
- Make Win32 no filesystem change more explicit
- Backport Branch-4.0 release to Branch-5.0
- Massive backport from Branch-5.1 to Branch-5.0
- Fix postgresql catalog creation when version is not on the first line
- Fix bug #1610 handle empty xattr values on Linux and xBSD.
- Garbage collect memory pool at end of job and before sm_dump
- Add xattr seg fault protection suggested by Marco for bug #1610
- Add archlinux to os.m4
- More fixes for 32/64 bit problems in smartall
- Fix 32/64 bit problem in smartalloc dump routine
- Fix bad copy/paste in commit c88dccb88 prably a seg fault
- Add .dump and .exit commands for daemons
- Make SD automatically fix the Volume size in the Catalog when out of sync
- Use Pmsg in smartall.c rather than printf for tracing Windows
- Up maximum block size to 20M
- Fix for TLS bugs #1568 and #1599
- Improve comm line error handling for TLS, may fix bug #1568 and #1599
- Fix problem when sending Cancel event to plugin
- Convert all Jmsg on the watchdog thread to Qmsg
- Fix SD crash due to mismatched lock/unlock in error condition
- Fix bug #1587 if you have clients with different catalogs configured, both 
  catalogs contains all clients after a reload or restart of the dir
- Fix bug #1577 During migration: ERROR in block.c:950 Failed ASSERT: dev->is_open() 
  by moving and commenting out the ASSERT()
- Skip HB kill in FD if HB thread terminated
- Fix crash from unequal volume_lock/unlock calls
- New prunning algorithm -- should be more accurate
- Save any dumps during regression to dumps directory
- Fix crash from rw_lock/unlock miss match
- Attempt to fix duplicate job kill seg fault
- Replace pthread_kill by my_thread_send_signal() in jcr.c
- fix #1595 about batch mode detection problem for postgresql with non standard 
  install dir
- Fix #1594 about prune copy jobs
- Apply literal string fix in printf submitted by Luca Berra
- Fix bug #1582 Restore from multiple storage daemons breaks subsequent backups
- Fix segfault on "cancel jobid=" command
- Fix bug #1554 Windows installer doesn't honor /S flag
- Remove pool zap code that breaks 2drive-concurrent-test
- Fix #1571 and install libraries with 755 perms
- Fix bug #1581 ASSERTs in src/dird/jobq.c can never trigger
- Fix problem with BaseJob and Accurate FileSet options on client side
- Fix for bug #1569 deadlock/crash in Dir
- Fix segfault when loading Plugins
- Fix #1567 about display of long volume names truncated during restore
- Added new bacula-libs package.
- Fix bug #1538 Start Scripts return incorrect value
- Fix bug #1564 init scripts not LSB compliant

See ChangeLog for more details.

;;;;

Kern;;;01 August 2010 at 17:23 CET
Welcome to our new bacula.org server

This is our new bacula.org server, graciously provided
by UKFast.  Our previous server, also hosted by UKFast, was
getting to be a bit old, so they furnished us a new one,
and we are very pleased.

;;;;

Kern;;;28 April 2010 at 19:15 CET
Eric has released Bacula Version 5.0.2 to Source Forge

This 5.0.2 version is primarily a important bug fix update to version 5.0.1.

Note, if you are running 5.0.0, read the 5.0.1 release notes below.
  Important!!!

Compatibility:
--------------
 As always, both the Director and Storage daemon must be upgraded at
 the same time.

 Older 5.0.x and 3.0.x File Daemons are compatible with the 5.0.2
 Director and Storage daemons. There should be no need to upgrade older File
 Daemons.

Changes since 5.0.1
-------------------

Bug fixes
1502 1511 1517 1524 1527 1532 1536 1541 1549 1551 1553 1559 1560

- Probable fix for SD crash bug #1553
- Fix #1559 problem when restoring pruned jobs with a regexp
- Fix for bug #1560 bcopy cannot find Volume
- Fix cancel crash bug #1551
- Check if sql backend is thread-safe
- Correct Pool display in SD status. Fixes bug #1541
- Fix cancel crash reported by Stephen Thompson
- Rewind on close to fix #1549
- Remove closelog() in bpipe fixes bug #1536
- Fix #1517 about missing Base level in .level command
- Replace ASSERT in block.c with fail Job
- Fix database locking calling db_lock and returning from function without
  calling db_unlock.
- Add missing db_unlock to bvfs_update_cache.
- Fix #1532 about permission on binaries
- Fix #1527 about deadlock during migration
- Another fix for OpenSSLv1
- Add -lrt to Solaris links
- Fix tls.c for OpenSSLv1
- Fix #1511 when trying to insert more than 50.000 directories in bvfs
- Fix plugin load not to stop if one plugin bad -- pointed out by James
- Remove --without-qwt from configure statement.
- Second correct fix to bug #1524 verify fails after adding or removing files
- Fix bug #1524 verify fails after adding or removing files
- Apply fix suggested by Andreas in bug #1502 for mediaview column sort problem
- Fix OpenSSL 1.x problem in crypto.c on Fedora 12
- Display AllowCompress warning message only if compression used in FileSet

;;;;

Kern;;;25 February 2010 at 15:35
Bacula Version 5.0.1 has been released to Source Forge

Bacula version 5.0.1 source code and Windows (32/64 bit) binaries have been 
released to Source Forge (thanks Eric).  

This is a major bug fix release including a few directives that have been 
rewritten, one new directive, and some different directive behavior (see the 
release notes below).  As is usual for a patch release (last digit changes by 
one), this version is compatible with the 5.0.0 database and with prior 
clients.  However, you *must* upgrade all components that are on any one 
machine (that is you must upgrade your Director, Storage daemon, and File 
daemon at the same time, if they reside on the same machine).

Note, Bacula does not normally uninstall previous versions, and we have 
changed the shared object naming convention, so you might want to first save 
your configuration files then uninstall the old Bacula using the old Bacula 
uninstall prior to installing the new one.  If you do not, it should not be 
serious, but you may be left with some older Bacula shared objects that are 
not used and hence wasting a small amount of disk space.

If you are upgrading from version 3.0.x or prior, please see the full release 
notes as you must do a database upgrade.  When updating from 5.0.0 to this 
release there is no database upgrade needed.

Scott has made a number of changes and improvements in the rpm packaging over 
the past few weeks since version 5.0.0 was released, so he will probably be 
releasing the 5.0.1 rpms quite soon.

Thanks for using Bacula :-)

Best regards,

Kern

=============  Performance Note ==================

Some of you have encountered performance problems with your
database (mainly with MySQL) with Bacula version 5.0.0.  This is
mainly because we've changed the SQL query used for restore,
accurate jobs and base jobs.  We have extensively tested this
change, and though it should be a little bit slower than the previous
versions, on a well configured database it should run
extremely well.  

We strongly recommend to avoid the temptation to add new indexes.
In general, these will cause very significant performance
problems in other areas.  A better approch is to carefully check
that all your MySQL memory configuation parameters are are
suitable for the size of your installation.  If you backup
millions of files, you need to adapt the database memory
configuration parameters concerning sorting, joining and global
memory.  By default, sort and join parameters are very small
(sometimes 8Kb), and having sufficient memory specified by those
parameters is extremely important to run fast.  

If adjusting your MySQL memory configuration values does not
solve your problem, you can also consider switching to
PostgreSQL, which performs much better with Bacula on big
installations (many millions of files per Job).  However for
large installations, you will also need to adjust the default
PostgreSQL memory configuration parameters.

==========================================


               Release Notes for Bacula 5.0.1

  Bacula code: Total files = 1,081 Total lines = 217,272 (Using SLOCCount)

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NOTE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Allow Duplicate Jobs directive has been significantly 
reworked, and the default value has changed. See below.

Truncate On Purge has been totally rewritten. See the new
features section of the manual.

When Volume Poll Interval is set in the SD DEVICE configuration,
(default 5 mins), after a certain number of polling tries (approx
10) polling will stop and the operator will be asked to
resolve the problem.  Previously there was no limit, and an
error message could be produced at each poll attempt.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Changes since 5.0.0
-------------------
- We believe that we have resolved most of the problems
  concerning canceled or failed jobs being "stuck" in the
  Director.  There is one outstanding problem in the SD when
  canceling jobs that we will fix in the next major release.
  If you see jobs that seem to be stuck, in general issuing
  a cancel command in bconsole should now make them go away.

Directives:
- The default for "Allow Duplicate Jobs" has been changed from 
  no to yes.  If you use this directive, please check your
  conf file, and note the next two items !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- AllowHigherDuplicates disabled. It did not work as documented   
    and was confusing.
- New directive "CancelLowerLevelDuplicates" See New Features
  section in the manual.
- Truncate on Purge rewritten.  See New Features section in the manual.

Bug fixes:
1448 1466 1467 1468 1476 1481 1486 1488 1494 1497 
1499 1501 1505 1509 1513

- Ensure SD asks for help when looping even if poll set. Fixes bug #1513.
- Fix three-pool regress bug
- Modify bacula.spec fixes bug #1505
- This version fixes an issue where the console window would start out
  docked. It is fixed by initiating the variables in the Pages class wi
  constructor.
- Fix make_catalog_backup.pl fails when catalog db is on other host
- Apply MacOSX installer patch from bug #1509
- Apply fix to previous fix of Copy problem. Fix proposed by reporter o
  #1476
- Fix bug #1501 -t does not print errors
- Apply SQLite3 update fix from bug #1497
- Apply bashism fix for diskchanger.in script from bug #1499
- Apply rpm fix for Sci Linux from bug #1494
- Take most recent Ukranian po from bug #1448
- Probable fix for Copy/Migration bug #1476
- Fix bug #1488 -- avoid recursion and race conditions in messages.c
- Upgrade cats library also to 5.0.0
- Fix missing console page in bat
- Add bat help files to Window install
- Improve Windows upgrade to ensure old FD is shutdown
- Fix bug #1481 -- bat consumes all console file descriptors
- Backport truncate on purge from 5.1.x
- Fix bug #1486 -- bat doesn't show any errors on command-line
- Update the bsock error URL
- Correct .my.cnf umask in make_catalog_backup.pl
- Apply fix for dbcheck use by make_catalog_backup.pl
- Fix seg fault in bscan from new comment field
- Allow multiple CNs when using TLS
- Fix seg fault in SQlite driver
- Make shared libs version the same as the Bacula release version
- Remove file_index sequential check
- Fix #1466 about Bogus pruning message

For Packagers:
1.  The default query.sql file is now, except for some comments, empty.
The old file, which we no longer support (it is impossible or difficult to
make it work on every backend, and the queries are mostly contributed) can
be found in <bacula-source>/examples/sample-query.sql.  The sample file is
not installed by the Makefiles

2.  When you install the mtx-changer script, you must also install
mtx-changer.conf if it does not exist.  This new file (mtx-changer.conf) is
required for mtx-changer to work, but it is a user configurable file, so on
any update, any existing file should not be overwritten.

3.  Bat should be built on every platform that is capabable of running Qt.
However, the Qt code is changing rather quickly and is not always
compatible from version to version.  We have built and verified bat on Qt
4.3.4.  We strongly recommend that you do not build and distribute bat with
any other version of Qt unless you personally test it.  To build against Qt
4.3.4, download the depkgs-qt package from the Bacula Source Forge download
location, read the README file and follow the instructions.

If you are building for Bacula version 5.0.0, please ensure that you do not
have qmake-qt4 loaded on your system.  If you do, either remove it or
rename it before trying to build bat.  If you do not, bat will probably be
built using the shared objects on your system.  For Bacula 5.0.1 and later,
this problem (bug) does not exist.

depkgs-qt does not install Qt on your system, nor does it interfere with
you having any other version of Qt installed on your system.  Once you
build bat with depkgs-qt, it should *not* use the Qt shared objects, but
rather they will be linked into the program.  After fully installing bat
(make install), you can run "ldd bat" to see what shared objects it will
use.  If any Qt shared objects are referenced, something has gone wrong.

4.  Unless absolutely necessary, we recommend that you do not define any
special library environment variables that apply to the ./configure -- for
example: LIBDIR=/...  ./configure <your-options> is strongly discouraged.
Doing so, could potentially cause Bacula to be linked against the wrong
shared objects.

5.  The Bacula project strongly recommends that you install Bacula into a
single directory, with a few minor exceptions such as the MySQL or
PostgreSQL databases.  Preferrably this should be /opt/bacula.  The full
recommendation is:

#!/bin/sh
# Recommended configure script for Bacula
prefix=/opt/bacula
email=xxx@yyy.zz
CFLAGS="-g -O2 -Wall" \
  ./configure \
    --sbindir=${prefix}/bin \
    --sysconfdir=${prefix}/etc \
    --docdir=${prefix}/html \
    --htmldir=${prefix}/html \
    --with-working-dir=${prefix}/working \
    --with-pid-dir=${prefix}/working \
    --with-subsys-dir=${prefix}/working \
    --with-scriptdir=${prefix}/scripts \
    --with-plugindir=${prefix}/plugins \
    --libdir=${prefix}/lib \
    --enable-smartalloc \
    --enable-tray-monitor \
    --enable-bat \
    --with-mysql \
    --with-dump-email=${email} \
    --with-job-email=${email} \
    --with-smtp-host=localhost \
    --with-baseport=9101

Obviously, the email, and some of the minor options (mysql, postgresql,
...) can be changed to suit your distribution, but the directory names
defined above are strongly recommended, and over time the default values in
the bacula-dir.conf and bacula-sd.conf will reflect these choices.

If you have any questions about this or would like a detailed document
describing our recommendations including packaging requirements, please
send an email to the bacula-devel list.

6.  Starting with Bacula version 3.0.0 up to Bacula 5.0.0, the shared
libraries that Bacula uses by default are named xxx-1.0.0.  Starting with
Bacula 5.0.1, we are going to name the libraries using the Bacula version.
So in Bacula 5.0.1, the libraries will be named xxx-5.0.1.  With future
versions, the last digit may or may not change when we distribute patch
updates (i.e.  the last digit of the version changes).  This will depend on
whether or not we have changed something in the library.  Hopefully this
new procedure will resolve some of the incompatibility problems between
different versions of the shared objects.

7.  The default build option for bconsole is conio (my own little console
routines).  I did this because some years ago, readline was very difficult
to maintain -- it and where it was found seemed to change on every release.
This generated at the time a number of support problems.  It seems to me
that since then there have been very few problems with readline.  As a
consequence, I have no problem if you want to make bconsole with readline
enabled.  It will actually give some very nice new bconsole command
completion functionality that Eric has written.  Bottom line: feel free to
use readline or not as you please.


;;;;

Eric;;;25 January 2010 at 10:00
Bacula Version 5.0.0 has been released to Source Forge

Release Numbering:
-----------------------------------------------------------
You might be wondering why this release jumps from 3.0.x to 
5.0.0 thus skipping version 4.0.0.  We have done this for 
several reasons: first, we wanted a way of distinguishing
the numbering system for the Bacula System Enterprise version
and the Bacula Project version.  So, to do so, we have decided
that the first number of the Bacula Project version will always
be odd, and the first number of the Enterprise version will always
be even. Thus the Bacula Project now moves from 3.0.x to 5.0.x.
In addition, we want to keep the Bacula Project version larger
than the Enterprise version to indicate that the Bacula Project
version is more advanced or has more features than the 
Enterprise version. For memory, the current Enterprise version
is 2.6.1, and the next release (in a few months -- before June 2010)
will be version 4.0.0.

Warning:
--------------------------------------------------------------
Please note the three Warnings below before doing any install or
upgrade.
       

Changes since 3.0.3a (the last Bacula Project release):
-------------------------------------------------------

Bug fixes:
1337 1351 1352 1354 1357 1361 1367 1369 1370 1373 
1376 1391 1403 1409 1420 1422 1427 1428 1431 1450 
1454 1455 1458 1456

Fixed:
 - Problem that locks the Director when the SMTP server wasn't 
   responding to the bsmtp program 
 - Restore's dir command shows incorrect file sizes 
 - Fix various problems with the reload command   
 - Fix problems with conio
 - Eliminate several deadlocks or potential race conditions from SD

Enhancements:
 - Project 5: Truncate volume after purge
 - Project 6: File Deduplication using Base Jobs 
 - Project 10: Restore from Multiple Storage Daemons
 - Project 11: AllowCompression per Device
 - Project 23: Add Maximum Concurrent Jobs for Devices to balance load 
   between drives
 - Add Accurate Fileset Options to configure accurate detection. Can use 
   checksum verification for example.
 - Allow FD to keep root read but drop write permission (CAP)
 - Secure handling of passwords for catalog backup
 - Add Tab-completion for Bconsole when using Readline
 - Add Bvfs API to query the catalog without building a memory tree
 - Add new speed test to btape program
 - Add new Bat screens (Autochanger content, Job view, Media view, ...)
 - Windows version of Bat
 - Added Spanish Bacula translation   
 - New bconsole -u nnn option to have timeout on commands
 - Allow Migrate, Copy, and Virtual Full to read and write
   to the same Pool
 - show disabled   -- shows disabled Jobs
 - Add Pool File and Job retention periods (take precedence over Client)
 - Many ACL improvements
 - Level added to FD status Job entry
 - Allow turning on/off Block Checksum per device
 - Set Device Poll interval to 5 minutes -- previously did not poll
 - Implement lock manager with bad order protection

Compatibility:
As always, both the Director and Storage daemon must be upgraded at
the same time, and on any given machine, you must run only one version
of Bacula. This means that on the Director and Storage daemon machines,
you *must* upgrade your File daemon as well.

Older 3.0.x and possibly 2.4.x File Daemons are compatible with the 5.0.0
Director and Storage daemons. There should be no need to upgrade older File
Daemons immediately. However, we recommend that you do so as soon
as is reasonable for your situation.

================== Warning !!!!!! ==========================

New Catalog format in version 5.0.0 (3.1.9 or later)
-----------------------------------------------------

This release of Bacula uses a new catalog format. We provide a set of
scripts that permit to convert a 3.0.x (version 11) catalog to 5.0.0 (version
12).  The Bacula project rpms distributed on Source Forge will automatically
detect the database change and do the upgrade for you.  We strongly
recommend that you save a copy of your existing database before upgrading
using rpms.

The simplest way to upgrade the database assuming you are building from
source:
1. Stop any current version of Bacula from running.
2. Save a copy of your existing database.
3. Configure, build, and install the 5.0.0 version of Bacula
   Note the new ./configure options in the manuals see the link
   at the bottom of this file.
4. cd <your-scripts-installation-directory>
5. ./update_bacula_tables
6. If you have multiple catalogs, edit the update_bacula_tables
   script and put the name of another database, and then
   execute the script again. Repeat this until all Bacula
   catalogs have been updated.
7. Start the new Bacula.  If everything worked, it should
   not print any error messages.

If you start from scratch, you don't need to run the update_bacula_tables
script because the create_bacula_tables script automatically creates the new
table format.  However, if you are using a version of Bacula older than 3.1.9
(e.g.  3.0.3) then you need to run the update_bacula_tables script that will
be found in the <bacula>/src/cats directory after you run the ./configure
command.  As mentioned above, before running this script, please backup your
catalog database, and when you do running it, be sure shutdown Bacula and be
aware that running the script can take some time depending on your database
size.
================================================================


================== Warning !!!!!! ==========================
If you upgrade a previous Win32 client installation, you must
first stop the File daemon, then uninstall it before attempting
the upgrade. If you do not do so, the upgrade will probably
fail and you will need to manually find and run the 
Uninstall.exe file, before you can upgrade to the new version.
This is because the file locations are different.  If you want
to save your previous bacula-fd.conf file, please do so before
uninstalling it.
================================================================

================== Warning !!!!!! ==========================
Due to permissions problems on Windows Vista and later systems,
we no longer require SYSTEM or Administrator permissions to 
access the binaries and configuation files.  If you wish
to restrict access to these files, please see the New Features
section of the manual for how to set access control lists.
================================================================

Note, the Win32 Installer no longer installs the Bacula Servers
(Director and Storage daemon). See the New Features section of
the manual for more details.

============ Documentation improvements needed ==================

Note!!!!! The 5.0.0+ documentation has a number of known problems:

1. We have reduced the number of manuals, which has fixed many
   of the broken links found in the old 3.0.x version, but there
   are still some that need fixing.

2. Integration of the 3.0.x features into the main manuals has
   not yet been done.

The documentation will not be completed in the near future due to lack
manpower.  If you are unhappy with this situation as we are, we suggest
you help by submitting patches to the documentation.  Thanks.
=====


This release includes large number of new features and changes.
It should be more or less compatible with previous xx.conf files
and File daemons providing that you are not using any of the new
features.

Please see the New Features chapter of the new manual, which documents
some but not all the new features (we are still working on it):

http://www.bacula.org/5.0.x-manuals/en/main/main/New_Features_in_5_0_0.html
  
The ChangeLog has more details.

;;;;


Kern;;;18 October 2009 at 21:00
Bacula Version 3.0.3 has been released to Source Forge

Note, if you are not already running 3.0.x, read the 3.0.x release notes 
  below.  Important!!!

Version 3.0.3 is primarily a important bug fix update to version 3.0.2.

Changes since 3.0.2:
Bug fixes:
 1391, 1288, 1346, 1352, 1359, 1355, 1363, 1364, 1365, 1366, 1368, 
 1369, 1370, 1371, 1382

Fixes:
     Apply James' fix for some Exchange plugin crashes
     Integrate patch for building dmg on OSX from Lorenz Schori <lo@znerol.ch>
     Fix bug #1391 Job status improperly set due to subtle variable overload problem
     Fix #1352 about double free with regexp and big filenames on windows
     Apply Graham's idea for recovering from disk full by recursing
       when doing fixup_write_error ...
     Make fix for VirtualFull changing device based on suggestion by
       Nicolae Mihalache <mache@abcpages.com>
     Fix concurrent Job recycle bug #1288
     Backport part of one possible fix from bug #1346
     Fix bug #1382 newly created disk volumes -> file not found warning
     Fix Alpha ifdefing -- should fix bug #1359
     Use old code for selecting file during restore.
     Cherry-pick 3.1.x commits
     tweak space on projects file
     Fix seg fault in ignoredir code
     Apply Frank's slash patch
     Fix seg fault in SD bug #1371
       3.0.2-Fix-seg-fault-in-SD-bug-1371.patch 
     Add more info when SD connection refused
       3.0.2-Add-more-info-when-SD-connection-refused.patch
     Fix bug #1355 Director crashes with double free in Accurate SQL query
       3.0.2-accurate.patch
     Fixes bug #1368 ASSERT Failure on MacOS.
       3.0.2-mac-path-len.patch
     Fix #1364 and #1363 about compression buffer error.
       3.0.2-zlib-buffer.patch
     Fixes bug #1365 and #1366 about MacOSX resource forks. 
       3.0.2-bug-1365.patch and 3.0.2-bug-1366.patch
     Fix "Exclude Dir Containing" fileset option
       3.0.2-exclude-dir-containing-fd.patch
       3.0.2-exclude-dir-containing.patch
       3.0.2-exclude-dir-containing-top_level.patch

Compatibility:
 As always, both the Director and Storage daemon must be upgraded at
 the same time.

 Older 3.0.x and possibly 2.4.x File Daemons are compatible with the 3.0.3
 Director and Storage daemons. There should be no need to upgrade older File
 Daemons.

;;;;

Kern;;;20 July 2009 at 14:49
Bacula Version 3.0.2 has been released to Source Forge
Note, if you are not already running 3.0.x, read the 3.0.x release notes
below.  Important!!!

Version 3.0.2 is primarily a important bug fix update to version 3.0.1 with
some enhancements (see below).

Changes since 3.0.1:

Bug fixes:
  1029, 1285, 1298, 1303, 1304, 1305, 1306, 1307, 1308, 1309, 1311, 1315
  1317, 1318, 1323, 1325, 1331, 1333, 1335

Fixed:
 - Fix problem with the Postgresql driver that sometime displays <NULL> values
 - Cleanup old job records when starting the Director
 - Fix bugs in xattr code
 - Fix encoding problem with Postgresql
 - Fix that prevents restore by file selection from using Copy job

Enhancements:
 - Security enhancement for the File Daemon
 - New directive to specify source address for outgoing connexions
 - Show volume availability in autochanger when doing restore.
   This is project 31 in the projects file.
 - Add accurate=yes/no option to estimate command
 - Add --with-hostname, --with-bsrdir, --with-logdir to ./configure
 - Add a restore menu that contructs a full restore when entering a JobId.
   This is project 2 in the projects file.
 - Add new Nagios plugin

Compatibility:
Like always, both the Director and Storage daemon must be upgraded at
the same time.

Older 3.0.x and possibly 2.4.x File Daemons are compatible with the 3.0.2
Director and Storage daemons. It should be no need to upgrade older File
Daemon.

;;;;

Kern;;;30 April 2009 at 17:49
Bacula Version 3.0.1 has been released to Source Forge.

Note, if you are not already running 3.0.0, please read the 3.0.0 release notes.  Important!!!

Version 3.0.1 is primarily a minor bug fix update to version 3.0.0 with
one enhancement (see below).

Changes since 3.0.0:
Bug fixes:
  1276, 1274, 1275, 1272 1246, 1268, 1281, 1282.

Fixed:
- Check for job_canceled() in fd_plugin code.
- Update Win32 table creation to have new DB version 11 format
- Remove illegal Options in Exclude of default Win32/64 bacula-dir.conf
- Remove 'Reposition' messages when restoring
- Updated projects file
- Tweak version string to display versionid field at the end
  and keep fields order.
  - Add additional mysql connection debug code submitted by:
    Chandranshu <chandranshu@gmail.com>

Enhancement:
- Modify insertion of read Volumes in SD to be done *before* the
  drive reservation. This ensures that a Volume to be read will not
    be reserved for writing. Significant improvement in eliminating
      tape deadlock situations.

Note, both the Director and Storage daemons must be upgraded at the
same time. The 3.0.1 File daemons are compatible with 3.0.0 file
daemons and as noted below in the 3.0.0 release notes the Director
and Storage daemon should be compatible with 2.4.x File daemons.
In general, we do not expect any of the 3.0.x File daemons to work with older
Directors and Storage daemons (as has always been the case for Bacula
releases).

============ Documentation improvements needed ==================

Note!!!!! The 3.0.0+ documentation needs rather extensive modifications in the
following areas:

1. Missing documentation.
2. Correction of links within various manuals -- most fail.
3. Integration of the new features into the main documents.
4. Much more.

The documentation will not be completed in the near future due to lack
manpower.  If you are unhappy with this situation as we are, we suggest
you help by submitting patches to the documentation.  Thanks.
=====

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Kern;;;09 April 2009 at 22:30
Bacula Version 3.0.0 has been released to Source Forge.

This is to inform you that we have uploaded the Bacula version 3.0.0 source 
tar files and the Win32/64 installer files to the Bacula Source Forge 
download location.

There are quite a number of new features in this release, and upgrading to it 
requires a database upgrade, so please read the release notes carefully 
(included below) and the documentation for the new features at:

http://www.bacula.org/manuals/en/concepts/concepts/New_Features.html

There is still a good deal of work to do to finish the release process (mainly 
reorganizing the web site manuals ...), but at least the source files are 
released.  The rpms should follow shortly (probably this weekend).

If you are currently using 2.4.4, please note that within a few months that 
version will no longer be supported, so please consider the possibility of 
upgrading.

This release probably has the most new features that we have ever released, 
and it has taken a long time to produce it.  The basic code is very well 
tested, and if you stick to 2.4.4 features, you are unlikely to experience 
problems.  However, many of the new features have not been well tested, so 
your help will be appreciated.

The following issues with 3.0.0 are known and we are working on them:

1. The documentation is not 100% complete (there are so many new features that 
we missed documenting some).  

2. All the new documentation is in the New Features chapter, but not all of it 
has yet been integrated back into the appropriate chapters.

3. James has reported that the Exchange plugin may crash if you cancel a job 
while it is running.  He is working on this.

4. The SD has many new features that will make it more stable. One in 
particular is that it knows what Volumes will be read during a migration, 
copy, or Virtual backup job, and will ensure that they are not selected for 
writing (something easy to do if you are using disk files and the same pool 
for reading an writing).  However, the day after the release was cut, I found 
a problem with this code that prevents it from working properly during 
certain pre-allocations of the write tape.

5. There is still an outstanding bug report on VSS failing (it seems to be a 
bit of a rare case).

As I previously announced, we will now make 3.0.0 our main release source code 
stream, and we hope to release new version every six months and bug fix 
updates even sooner.  To be able to do this, we will support version 2.4.4 
only for a few more months.  There after the project will only support the 
most current release ...

This release comprises a lot of work by a lot of different people and many 
contributions.  Normally I hesitate to mention particular people or 
contributions because I always forget someone, but since this was such a big 
release, I would like to mention at least the big contributions:

Sponsor Company(s)  -  Programmer - Project
Bacula Systems - Eric Bollengier - Accurate Backup
Bacula Systems - Eric Bollengier - Catalog format enhancements
Bacula Systems - Eric Bollengier - bextract non-portable Win32 data
Bacula Systems - Eric Bollengier - Win64 File daemon
Bacula Systems - Eric Bollengier - SD deadlock detection + postmortum dump
Bacula Systems - Eric Bollengier - Faster Attribute despooling if DIR & FD on 
                                                     same machine
Bacula Systems - Eric Bollengier - Virtual tape emulation
Bacula Systems - Kern Sibbald - USB rescue key
Equiinet funded development - James Harper - MS Exchange plugin

Personal contributions:
Kjetil Torgrim Homme - Regex expressions for restore in bootstrap file
Marco van Wieringen - ACL code overhaul
Marco van Wieringen - Solaris ZFS/NFSv4 ACL support
Marco van Wieringen - Extended Attribute support
Marco van Wieringen - Shared Objects
Dirk Bartley - Bat speedup + stability improvement + many enhancements
Joao Henrique Freitas - libdbi catalog driver
Scott Barninger - rpm packaging
Kern Sibbald - many big and little projects ...
Many people -- see the AUTHORS file.

Many thanks to everyone for making Bacula what it is today.

=== List of new features ===
- Accurate Backup
- Copy Jobs
- ACL code overhaul
- Solaris ZFS/NFSv4 ACL support
- Extended Attribute support
  --disable-xattr (default=auto)
- Shared Objects
  --enable-libtool (default)
  --disable-libtool
- Virtual Backup
- Catalog Format Enhancements
  - Support for more than 4 Billion file entries
  - New stats tables
- Duplicate Job Control
- TLS Authentication
- bextract non-portable Win32 data
- State File updated at Job Termination
- Bacula Plugins
  - FD bpipe plugin
  - FD Exchange plugin
- libdbi DB driver
- Console Enhancements
  - status slots
  - list joblog
  - command separator
- Bootstrap regex
- Restore seek optimization
- Virtual Tape Emulation
- Bat Enhancements
- RunScript Enhancements
- Status enhancements
- FD connect timeout default to 3 minutes
- ftruncate implemented for NFS Volumes
- FD Version compatibily flag
- Statistics Enhancements
- Faster Attribute despooling
- Document split into 6 manuals
- GPLv2 license now compatible with OpenSSL
- Win64 File daemon
- Postmortum dump improvements in SD
- Deadlock mutex detection in SD
- Improved Volume management in SD to avoid deadlocks.
- New configure install options
  --docdir=  (default=/usr/share/doc/bacula-VERSION)
  --htmldir= (default=/usr/share/doc/bacula-VERSION/html -- bat help files)
  --plugindir= (default=sysconfdir, where plugins will be installed)
- New Bare Metal Recovery with USB key. See rescue/linux/usb
 New Directives:
- Max Full Interval
- Max Diff Interval
- Honor No Dump Flag
- Exclude Dirs Containing
- Recycle Pool
- Max Run Sched Time
- Max Wait Time    
- Full/Diff/Incr Max Run Time
- Scratch Pool
- Max Console Connections
- Spool Size (in Job resource)
- Allow Mixed Priorities
- Allow Duplicate Jobs
- Allow Higher Duplicates
- Cancel Queued Duplicates
- Cancel Running Duplicates
- TLS Authenticate
- Console (in RunScript)

New features from Project Items Completed for version 3.0.0
    also listed above:
Item  1:  Accurate restoration of renamed/deleted files
Item  3:  Merge multiple backups (Synthetic Backup or Consolidation)
Item  4:  Implement Catalog directive for Pool resource in Director
Item  5:  Add an item to the restore option where you can select a Pool
Item  8:  Implement Copy pools
Item 12:  Add Plug-ins to the FileSet Include statements.
Item 13:  Restore only file attributes (permissions, ACL, owner, group...)
Item 18:  Better control over Job execution
Item 26:  Store and restore extended attributes, especially selinux file 
contexts
Item 27:  make changing "spooldata=yes|no" possible for
Item 28:  Implement an option to modify the last written date for volumes
Item  n:  Split documentation into several books
================================


       Release Notes for Bacula 3.0.0

  Bacula code: Total files = 520 Total lines = 205,459 (*.h *.c *.in)

The diff between 2.4.4 and 2.5.x is 208,340 lines, so this release
represents an enormous effort.

This Director and Storage daemon must be upgraded at the same time,
but they should be compatible with all 2.4.x File daemons, unless you
use some of the new features that affect the FD.  In other words, you should
not have to upgrade all your File daemons when you upgrade. However, any
release of version 2.5.40 or greater requires a database upgrade.

================== Warning !!!!!! ==========================

New Catalog format in version 3.0.0 (2.5.40 or later)
-----------------------------------------------------

This release of Bacula uses a new catalog format. We provide a set of
scripts that permit to convert a 2.4.x (version 10) catalog to 3.0.0 (version
11).  The Bacula project rpms distributed on Source Forge will automatically
detect the database change and do the upgrade for you.  We strongly
recommend that you save a copy of your existing database before upgrading
using rpms.

The simplest way to upgrad the database assuming you are building from
source:
1. Stop any current version of Bacula from running.
2. Save a copy of your existing database.
3. Configure, build, and install the 3.0.0 version of Bacula
   Note the new ./configure options in the manuals see the link
   at the bottom of this file.
4. cd <your-scripts-installation-directory>
5. ./update_bacula_tables
6. If you have multiple catalogs, edit the update_bacula_tables
   script and put the name of another database, and then
   execute the script again. Repeat this until all Bacula
   catalogs have been updated.
7. Start the new Bacula.  If everything worked, it should
   not print any error messages.

The upgrade operation will convert the FileId index field of the File table
from 32 bits to 64 bits.  This operation will take TIME and will *temporarily* 
DOUBLE THE SIZE of your catalog. Bacula must be shutdown during this update,
so, won't be able to run jobs during this period.  For example, a 3 million 
files
catalog will take 2 mins to upgrade on a normal machine.  Don't forget to
backup it before executing the script.

If you start from scratch, you don't need to run the update_bacula_tables
script because the create_bacula_tables script automatically creates the new
table format.  However, if you are using a version of Bacula older than 2.5.40
(e.g.  2.4.4) then you need to run the update_bacula_tables script that will
be found in the <bacula>/src/cats directory after you run the ./configure
command.  As mentioned above, before running this script, please backup your
catalog database, and when you do running it, be sure shutdown Bacula and be
aware that running the script can take some time depending on your database
size.


Important New configure options :
----------------------

This release of Bacula 3.0.0 uses libtool by default
to generate the Bacula libraries as shared objects rather than
being directly linked in as in prior versions.  This means that
the Bacula shared objects, must either be in a shared object 
directory known to the loader or they must be in the directory
where the Bacula binaries are installed.  It is also possible
to explicitly specify the libraries directory on the ./configure
line (--libdir=/full-path/dir), but this should not be necessary.

  ./configure --libdir=<full-path>

If you have problems with libtool or you wish to use the old 
way of building libraries and linking them into Bacula, you 
can do so by disabling libtool on the configure command line with:

  ./configure --disable-libtool

During the installation of Bacula 3.0.0, it will now install
bat help files (if you have configured bat).  These files
are placed in /usr/share/doc/bacula/html by default. If you
want to put them elsewhere use:

  ./configure --htmldir=<full-path>

During the installation of Bacula, it will now install the
ReleaseNotes, License, technotes, ChangeLog, and similar
files in /usr/share/doc/bacula by default.  If you
want to put them elsewhere use:

  ./configure --docdir=<full-path>

During the installation of Bacula, any plugins will be
installed in the plugindir, which is by default the
same as libdir (/usr/lib).  You can specify an alternate
location with:

  ./configure --with-plugindir=<full-path>

==============================================================

This release includes large number of new features and changes.
It should be more or less compatible with previous xx.conf files
and File daemons providing that you are not using any of the new
features.

Please see the New Features chapter of the new manual, which documents
some but not all the new features (we are still working on it):

http://www.bacula.org/manuals/en/concepts/concepts/New_Features.html
  
The ChangeLog has more details.

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Kern;;;03 Nobember 2008 at 17:35
Critical 2.4.3-orphaned-jobs.patch released
We recently found and corrected a serious bug in Bacula that causes jobs to be
orphaned or "stuck" in the director during the pruning process.  Depending on
what jobs get stuck and how many there are, it could prevent additional jobs
from running.  As best we can tell, this problem occurs only during what could
be called extreme pruning conditions -- i.e.  there are insufficient Volumes
available for normal operations.

In any case, we recommend that everyone apply the 2.4.3-orphaned-jobs.patch,
which you can find in the bacula-patches section of the Source Forge download
area as well as in the directory patches of both the trunk and Branch-2.4 SVN.

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Kern;;;12 October 2008 at 10:30am
Creation of Bacula Systems SA
Dear Members of the Bacula Community,

I'm pleased to announce the creation of Bacula Systems S.A., a new company to 
provide professional support and service for Bacula.  I believe you will be 
pleased to see how we have married a strong commitment to the ethos of honest 
open source software with the availability of services desired by a wide 
range of Bacula users. 

As many of you know, I began work on Bacula in 2000 and released the first 
public version in April 2002 to Source Forge.  Although I have personally 
written a very substantial part of the code, I offer sincere thanks to the 
many members of the community who have provided ideas, fixes, testing, and 
contributions of code, without which Bacula would not be what it is today.  
It has been a labor of love and I am pleased that so many people have found 
Bacula useful. 

Before telling you more about Bacula Systems, let me reiterate my unfaltering, 
ongoing commitment to open source software and the Bacula open source 
project. The code for Bacula and all future releases will remain available as 
free open source software under the GPL license that I transferred to the 
protection of the Free Software Foundation of Europe. Unlike some other open 
source projects, there will be no separate "enterprise" or proprietary 
version of the Bacula source code. www.bacula.org will continue to be the 
home for Bacula project development.

So, why create Bacula Systems? The company was created to respond to requests 
from users who want professional support with guaranteed levels of service 
and response times.  To ensure continuity and the highest level of knowledge 
transfer, I will take the position of Chairman of the Board and Chief 
Technical Officer of Bacula Systems S.A..  

Several members of the Bacula community have joined me to start the company. 
The other team members are also strongly dedicated to the spirit of keeping 
Bacula open and free while simultaneously offering commercial services to 
those for whom it is essential in making the decision to deploy Bacula.  
Bacula Systems is self-financed -- the initial capital comes from the 
founders; no outside venture capital was sought or accepted.  This means we 
have the power to establish the company's priorities and we can remain 
dedicated to "honest open source". Bacula Systems S.A. is a Swiss company 
with offices in Yverdon-les-Bains, and with branches in France and Germany 
initially.  We will open additional branches as business requires.

I will continue to support development of Bacula via bacula.org and the Bacula 
community. Future developments will be in the "community" code base which 
will remain free.  Bacula Systems will offer "funded development" to 
customers who wish to accelerate the addition of certain features to Bacula.  
Code developed this way will be contributed to the free distribution and will 
be available to the entire community at no charge. Bacula Systems will 
provide additional fee-based services, including high quality consulting, 
training, documentation and certified binaries.

Our goal in establishing Bacula Systems is to be inclusive of the community, 
and expand it by creating opportunities for members of the Bacula community 
through a well-defined Partner Program.  If you provide IT services or 
consulting, the Bacula Systems Partner Program can provide you with the 
additional back-up (pardon the pun) support you need to serve your customers 
more effectively. 

Our plan is to develop an international network of partners who offer high 
value added services to Bacula users -- installing, configuring and optimizing 
Bacula for their customers, as well as Level 3 and 4 support, with guaranteed 
service levels.  We will also provide training and tools to our partners.

The Bacula project website, www.bacula.org, and Source Forge will be unchanged 
in the mission and ideals of being  free sources of information, mail lists 
and forum-based support for and by the community. Both Bacula source code and 
Bacula binaries will continue to be available for free, as in the past, and 
new releases will also be available for free. The new commercial website, 
www.baculasystems.com will provide information on commercial subscriptions 
for those users who want guaranteed levels of service, support, documentation 
and certified binaries.  

All members of the Bacula community are encouraged to register for free at 
www.baculasystems.com, so that you will receive announcements and news about 
our commercial activities, and so that you can send feedback to our new 
company, Bacula Systems.

Thank you for your interest and participation in the Bacula community.  

Sincerely,

Kern Sibbald

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Kern;;;11 October 2008 at 11:30am
Bacula version 2.4.3 Released
This is to let you know that the source tar files and the Win32 binaries for 
Bacula version 2.4.3 have been released to the Bacula Source Forge download 
area.

Release 2.4.3
 This is a bug fix to version 2.4.2.  All daemons are compatible
 with other 2.4.x versions.

Bugs Fixed:
  1159, 1162. 1149, 1128, 1143, 1140, 1129

Change Summary:
- Apply 2.4.2-cancel-non-running-jobs.patch to be able to cancel
  a non created job faster.
- This should correct bug #1159 where Migration does not properly
  respect the Migration Low Bytes directive.
- Fix typo in configure.in that breaks --with-db-password option
- This code should fix the race condition that leads to a Director
  crash at job end time when the job list is updated. This was reported
  in bug #1162.
- Remove all double quotes from SQLite creating script and
  replace by single quotes as suggested by John Huttley.
- Fix SQL case problem that may cause the failure of DiskToCatalog
  in bug #1149.
- Copy missing storage name into edit buffer. As far as I can tell
  this never caused a bug.
- Remove catalog dependency for bcopy
- Modify catalog scripts to have an easier packaging integration,
  using default variables.
  Make difference between SQLite3 and SQLite in db_get_type()
- Attempt to fix bug #1128 InChanger flag cleared during Migration
  job when reading from one autochanger and writing to another.
- Add more information to SD acquire.c INFO messages.
- Fix NULL Volume name error when reading and the drive must
  be switched.
- Fix a Verify InitCatalog problem where in certain cases
  a garbage filename may be entered in the verification database.  This
  fixes bug #1143.
- Add space after version before date in bat about dialog.
- Fix seg fault in Dir during estimate command with no level value
  given. This fixes bug #1140.
- Add message to migration job when the target job is already migrated.
  This closes bug #1129.

Unless some really serious new bug shows up, this will be the last release 
until the next major version (3.0.0), which we hope will be ready around the 
end of the year.

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Kern;;;26 July 2008 at 10:30am
Bacula version 2.4.2 Released
This is to inform you that we have released the source and Win32 binaries of 
Bacula version 2.4.2 to the Bacula Source Forge download area.

 This is an important bug fix release since version 2.4.1.

Bugs Fixed:
 1034, 1125, 1118, 1124, 1107, 1129, 1126

Change Summary:
26Jul08
- When a migration job actually runs, re-check the Job record
  and skip if the job is already migrated. This should
  significantly reduce the problems with bug #1129.
- Break the do_swapping into do_unload, do_swapping, and
  do_load.  It is much more logical that way.
- Implement a set_dcr_from_vol subroutine in acquire.c for
  reading volumes. This allows the dcr to be refreshed after being
  zapped when the wrong volume is mounted. This should fix bug #1126 -
- During multiple tape restore, bacula
  does not ask for physical tape change, but rereads same tape
- Apply patch submitted for bug #1107 with a small modification.
  This fixes a bug where bcopy copied too many records.
- Make some tweaks to bsmtp based on patch submitted in bug #1124.
  This fixes bug #1124.
- Make the default bat restore Pool be Any. This fixes bug #1118.
- Fix bug #1125 which reports a SD crash at the end of a tape
  during restore. It was a debug statement that should not be
  in a release.
- Fix #1034 by setting big timeout on mysql connections
- Do partial integration of the Win32 bat build created by Eric.
- Ensure that SD tried to mount a volume not in an autochanger
  at least once before asking for operator intervention.
- Fix a pthreads bug in the Win32 pthreads emulation code affects only
  version 2.5.x and above.
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Kern;;;7 July 2008 at 10:30am
Bacula version 2.4.1 Released
This is to inform you that we have released the source and Win32 binaries of 
Bacula version 2.4.1 to the Bacula Source Forge download area.

Bugs Fixed:
 1103, 1100, 1105, 1094, 1109, 1106, 1101, 1102, 1112
 1117, 1116, 1097.

Change summary:
-  Clear in-use bit on vol when unused while swapping.
-  Remove sleep at end of ./bacula
-  Clear hash packet for hardlinked files correctly. This corrects
   a long standing bug where hardlinked files selected individually
   would occasionally not be restored.
-  Apply Eric's patch to ensure that autoprune does not return
   a Volume not in the autochanger unless requested to do so.
-  Correct bat restore display of multiple drives. This fixes
   bug #1117.
-  Do find_a_volume() each time an unload is done. This
   fixes the failure of maxvol2-test.
-  Use Qmsg() in job.c watchdog callback.
-  Release main control rwlock if ABORTing.
-  Make watchdog connect timeout queue messages rather than sending
   directly to avoid lock conflicts with the real thread.
-  Remove const char that causes problems with Python, which has
   older 'incorrect' headers.
-  Add const char in dbd.c to avoid compiler warnings.
-  Fix mtx-changer to detect both versions of Ubuntu (Debian)
   mt. This fixes bug #1116.
-  Fix failure of 2drive-concurrent-test. Always read label;
   clear_unload() only after drive is defined in acquire_for_read().
-  Generally clean up the manual tape loading code. The main
   conceptial change is that when a volume is marked to be unloaded,
   its volume name is retained, and it is only marked as unloaded
   when either the autoloader says it is unloaded or another tape
   is read on that drive.
-  Fix a recycling problem with two autochangers reported in bug
   #1106. This may also (unlikely) fix a second recycling bug as
   reported in #1103.
-  Fix a SD lock volumes deadlock problem reported in bug #1100.
-  Fix format problem in bscan output reported in bug #1105.
-  Copy more data when restarting a job so that run
   overrides are kept. This should fix bug #1094.
-  Backport updates to jobq.c where possible.
-  Fix bug where SD did not ask operator if the device could not
   be opened. Reported by Eric.
-  Add dbuser to DIR conf file (replaces user).
-  Add --with-db-password to ./configure
-  Fix regress to handle db_password.
-  Fix a couple of pedantic compiler warnings.
-  Fix bug when starting a restore on a storage that doesn't
   have the requested MediaType.
-  More work on word alignments -- eliminate all ints from
   the configuration routines.
-  Fix bug reported by Scott Barninger where the bacula script
   refers to scripts in the wrong directory. Needed to meet the
   requirements of recent FHS location changes.
-  Fix word alignment problem on non-Intel 64 bit machines
   such as Solaris.  This should fix bug #1097 -- bus error in SD.
-  Add missing win32/patches/wxWidgets.patch to 2.4 repository.
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Kern;;;4 Jun 2008 at 10:30am
Bacula version 2.4.0 Released
This is to inform you that we have released the source and Win32 binaries of 
Bacula version 2.4.0 to the Bacula Source Forge download area.

This release consists mainly of a number of bug fixes since 2.2.x
but most importantly, a rewrite of significant portions of the
Storage daemon reservation and autochanger code. This rewritten
code is simpler, more stable, and works much better, particularly
with multiple drive autochangers than the prior code did.  That
said, there are still a number of issues to be resolved. Note,
the new code has not been tested in manual volume mount situations.

As usual, we strongly recommend when installing to keep the Director and the 
Storage daemon on the same version.  However, since this release only 
contains refactored code and bug fixes rather than new features, the clients 
(File daemons) should function perfectly with any 2.2.x version, and there is 
no database upgrade needed.

=====================================================
                                                                     
       Release Notes for Bacula 2.4.0

  Bacula code: Total files = 500 Total lines = 188,654 (*.h *.c *.in)

This Director and Storage daemon must be upgraded at the same time,
but they should be compatible with all 2.0.x File daemons, unless you
use some of the new features that affect the FD.  In other words, you should
not have to upgrade all your File daemons when you upgrade. There is
no database upgrade needed from version 2.0.x to 2.2.0 nor from version
2.2.x to version 2.4.0

==================   Warning !!!!!! ==========================
As of Version 2.4.0, the Win32 FD should not descend into
any reparse point directory or reparse mount points unless the
specified directory is explicitly mentioned at the top level of
FileSet (as with Unix). A file that is linked to another file will
be backed up, much like Unix hardlinked files.  If you want
reparse directories backed up, you must explicitly include them
in your FileSet.
======================================================

This release consists mainly of a number of bug fixes since 2.2.x
but most importantly, a rewrite of significant portions of the
Storage daemon reservation and autochanger code. This rewritten
code is simpler, more stable, and works much better, particularly
with multiple drive autochangers than the prior code did.  That
said, there are still a number of issues to be resolved. Note,
the new code has not been tested in manual volume mount situations.

Bugs fixed:
 1095, 1086, 1091, 1070, 1041, 1083, 1078, 1066, 1068, 1038
 1062, 1065, 1046, 1047, 1031

New features:
- You can now build bat without the QWT libraries. Use
  --without-qwt as a ./configure option.

Release Version 2.4.0
- Update version to 2.4.0 to reflect the magnitude of the SD changes.
- Make sure to clear JS_WaitMedia when operator mounts a Volume.
  This fixes bug #1095.
- Add create_postgresql_database.sql to Win32 installer. Should
  fix problem reported by Juilio Monteiro.
- Get correct slot when auto unloading a device. This fixes bug
  #1086.
- Fix possible seg fault if SQL error.
- Fix renaming a Volume, which used the wrong Volume name.
- If operator has rewind tape, print warning, release tape and
  try once more. If tape is positioned somewhere, something went
  wrong, so mark the tape in error and try once more. Previously
  this error was fatal, now it produces an error message.
- Ensure correct volume name displayed during restore
- Fix a few more Coverity reported problems.
- Fix #1091 about bad output in estimate command.
- Modify autochanger locking to attempt to avoid race
  conditions.
- Make sure device not busy before doing label command.
- Display open() errors except when polling. Previously too
  many were suppressed.  This should fix bug #1070.
- Fix Win32 reparse points. Bacula will not recurse into any
  reparse point directory, including mount points, unless the
  directory is explicitly mentioned at the top level (same as   
 with Unix).  A file that is linked to another file will be
  backed up -- much as Unix does for hardlinked files.
  This fixes bug #1041.
- Remove StorageId test when pruning and recycling (Eric's changes).
- Fix buffer overruns detected by Coverity.
- Implement --without-qwt
- Fix layout of restore tree dialog
- Add configure bat QWT libraries, so that bat can be built
  with or without the QWT libaries.
- Implement regression that explicitly tests swapping a Volume
  from one drive to another.
- Enhance disk-changer to detect most error conditions.
- Fix SD code so that it properly swaps a Volume between drives.
  This fixes bug #1083.
- Prevent a Volume that is being swapped from being freed from
  the volume list. This will most likely fix, at least partially,
  bug #1083.
- Fix strippath so that it does not get a buffer overrun and crash FD.
  This fixes bug #1078.
- Make inability to change owner/group when creating a dir only a
  warning rather than an error.
- Fix SQL query in migration code
- Fix bat seg fault at termination.
- Add Bacula generated version to bat about box.
- Backport development stream SD reservation system changes.
- When wrong volume is mounted during read, unload_autochanger.
- Stop searching for Volumes in SD askdir if DIR returns the
  same volume name twice in a row.
- Rework class structures for VOLRES, DCR, and DEVICE to make
  the method names a bit more logical, and for more logically
  handling the responsibilities.
- Remove redundant code in terminating the scheduler that just
  causes a seg fault in many cases.
- Improve algorithm for detecting pre-reserved volume and
  swapping volumes.
- Prevent volume from being released while being swapped.
- Refactor parts of stored/mount.c
- Add sanity checks for VolWriteTime and VolReadTime
- Take care of bad clock changes while computing VolWriteTime
  and VolReadTime. This should fix or limit #1066
- Correct error string numbers in dird/catreq.c
- Restructure reserving, acquiring, and mounting volumes. Calls to
  autochanger are deferred for mount.c -- simplifes the code.
- Do not prune any running job. It just fails the job.
- Lock the volumes when changing dev->reserved_device and marking
  the volume unused otherwise the device can get reserved by
  another job before the volume is released, thus blocking it.
- Correct some SD catalog request error messages.
- Turn off code in read_record that causes a seg fault in the SD
  when reading past an EOS_LABEL.
- Turn off unloading the autochanger in reserve.c as it just
   causes problems.
- Lock volumes when unreserving a device.
- Do not mark volume unused when recycling.
- Fix bug #1068 fixes a SD crash when using Virtual autochanger.
- Generate correct JobMedia records during spooling/despooling when
  running concurrent jobs.  Thanks to Tom Ivar Helbekkmo
  <tih@hamartun.priv.no> for excellent analysis and testing.
- *Massive* commit of all fixes and back ports to create 2.2.9
  Mostly SD reservations enhancements.
- Fix Win32 FD backup/restore memory leak due to improper termination
  of BackupRead/Write. This fixes bug# 1038.
- Fixes a StorageId problem with volumes after migration.
- Implements autostart scripts for Debian
- Fix mtx-changer.in for broken Debian mt program.
- Apply doc fix from bug #1062.
- Resolve crash and improper restore wx-console Win32 restore
  GUI. Fixes bug #1065.
- Update Win32 wxWidgets to latest version.
- Attempt to do correct handling of Win32 mount points. Should
  fix bug #1046.
- Add const to AIX prototype for initgroups()
- Fix to the JobMedia patch, which introduced a new problem.
- Fix creating first JobMedia record during Migration to include
  proper index. This caused slow restores of migrated jobs.
- Fix bug #1047, do not strip paths on symbolic links.
- Set catalog backup database and user name from values specified on
  the ./configure line.
- Apply patch to correct bug #1031, about wrong pool source information
  in job report.
;;;;

Kern;;;27 Jan 2008 at 10:30am
Bacula version 2.2.8 Released
Bacula version 2.2.8 source tar files as well as the Win32
binaries are available in the bacula and Win32 release areas 
of Source Forge. I have hidden the previous BETA release

Version 2.2.8 is a bug fix to version 2.2.7 and has a few
  additional bugs fixed than the BETA 2.2.8 version previously
  released:
- It fixes bugs: 1036, 1033(doc), 1028, 1040, 1045(doc), 1030,
  1042(partially), and possibly bugs 1018 and 1032.
  Bugs 1018 and 1032 involve problems with multiple-drive autochangers,
  and are difficult to reproduce.         
  See the ChangeLog for more details.
  Note, if you previously loaded version 2.2.8 BETA, you will probably
  want to upgrade, but it is not urgent ...
;;;


Kern;;;9 Jan 2008 at 20:30
Bacula version BETA 2.2.8 Released
Bacula version 2.2.8 source tar files as well as the Win32
binaries are available in the bacula-beta and
Win32-beta release areas of Source Forge

Version BETA 2.2.8 is a bug fix to version 2.2.7:
- It fixes bugs: 1036, 1033(doc), 1028, and possibly 1018 and 1032.
  Bugs 1018 and 1032 involve problems with multiple-drive autochangers.
;;;

Kern;;;24 Dec 2007;;20:30
Bacula version 2.2.7 Released
Bacula version 2.2.7 source tar files as well as the Win32
binaries are available in the Bacula release area of Source Forge

Version 2.2.7 has several new features and several important bug fixes
  since version 2.2.6:
- It fixes bugs: 1009, 1022, 1024, 1019, 1012, 1021, 1020
  1007, 1008.  For more details, please see the technotes-2.1 file.
- Fixed a seg fault reported by Frank Sweetser that depended on
  exact path lengths, but the problem was in bsnprintf.c
- Double quoting include filenames (@xxx) in Bacula conf files is now
  possible, thanks to a patch by Michael Stapelberg.
- You can pipe input to include filenames (@|prog) by using a vertical
  bar, thanks to the above patch.
- A daylight savings time bug in the Win32 bsmpt was fixed by a patch from
  Nerijus Baliunas.
- Marc Cousins submitted a patch that permits building the PostgreSQL
  driver with version 8.3.
- The configure option --archivedir has been changed to --with-archivedir
;;;
Kern;;;9 Nov 2007;;15:25
Bacula version 2.2.6 Released
Bacula version 2.2.6 source tar files as well as the Win32
binaries are available in the Bacula release area of Source Forge.

This release is a minor fix upgrade to version 2.2.5,
and we recommend that all users upgrade when they can.

Version 2.2.6 is a minor bug fix realease to version 2.2.5
- It fixes bugs: #1003, 942, 982, 990(response only), 991,
  993, 986, 976.
  - Fix bat crash wen it cannot connect to Director.
  - Fix joblist failure bug in bat.
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Kern;;;9 Oct 2007;;15:25
Bacula version 2.2.5 Released
Despite the fact that the Release Notes are rather short, the bug
fixes represent quite a lot of work:

Version 2.2.5 is a major bug fix release to version 2.2.4
- It fixes the following bugs: #961, 962, 963, 969, 968, 960,
  964, (possibly 935 and 903), 953, 953, 967, 966, 965, 954,
  957, 908, 958, and 955.
- It also improves listing performance problems in bat pointed
  out by Chris Howells.
;;;
Kern;;;29 Sept 2007;;20:30
A serious data loss bug in Bacula version 2.2.4 found and fixed

This bug was very elusive and time consuming to track down.  It
turned out to be a race condition that can lose the last one or
two blocks of a Job, which can happen in rare cases only when
running multiple simultaneous jobs when a volume fills and one
Job finishes receiving the last data from the FD and at the same
time a second job detects the end of the Volume.  The bug was
introduced in version 2.0.0 and did not exist in version 1.38.x.
If the bug is triggered, the data is lost (not written to the
Volume), and it can occur for any backup job of any level under
the conditions noted above.

The bug is reported in the bugs database as bug #964, and just
this morning I found and tested a fix, which is attached as a patch
to the bug report.  The patch (2.2.4-lost-block.patch) is also
uploaded to the bacula-patches 2.2.x release area.  This bug may
also be part of the problems reported in bug #935 and possibly
#903.

Also in the bacula-patches 2.2.x area, you will find other
patches that fixes bugs #953, 966, 967, 965, 958, 908, and
955. Please refer to bugs.bacula.org for the details.

Though this bug quite serious (data loss), it should be rare.
However, we recommend everyone to apply the patch.
;;;
Kern;;;2007/9/14;;;14:30 
Bacula version 2.2.4 Released 

This version of Bacula is a minor bug release to version 2.2.3.
It contains the following fixes:

- Possible fix for authorization problems bug #953.
- Possible fix for bug #908.
- Add waits to multiple exit detection code to try to force pid
  file to always be deleted.
- Restore good dev.tar.gz to rescue set appropriate binary property.
  This fixes bug #950.
- Fix seg fault in error exit of acquire_for_read after unsuccessfully
  trying to switch drives by checking for blocking before unblocking.
  Fixes bug #906.
- Cancel storage daemon in all cases where FD reports error. This
  should fix virtually all cases of bug #920 and will ensure that Devices
  are released as soon as possible.
- Fix error message that was clobbered when Dir tells SD it does not
  have write permission on Volume.  This should fix a minor point
  in bug #942, but not the main problem.
- Fix migration code to get correct Volume name with multiple volumes 
  by skipping |.  Fixes bug #936.
- Implement patch supplied by Landon to fix bug #944 where using
  TLS with bconsole uses 99+% of the CPU.
- Fix bug #946 about "bacula-dir -t" which doesn't works
  as expected.
- Using "m" in bconsole will show messages as in prior versions
  and not memory usage.

- Note, you need GTK >= 2.10 to be able to link the Tray Monitor
  program.
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Kern;;;2007/9/9;;;14:30
I regret to announce that there is a rather serious bug in Bacula.

Bacula bug #935 reports that during a restore, a large number of files are 
missing and thus not restored.  This is really quite surprising because we 
have a fairly extensive regression test suite that explicitly tests for this 
kind of problem many times.

Despite our testing, there is indeed a bug in Bacula that has the following 
characteristics:

1. It happens only when multiple simultaneous Jobs are run (regardless of
whether or not data spooling is enabled), and happens only when the
Storage daemon is changing from one Volume to another  -- i.e. the
backups span multiple volumes, and it only happens for Jobs writing
to the same volume.

2. It has only been observed on disk based backup, but not on tape.

3. Under the right circumstances (timing), it could and probably does happen
on tape backups.

4. It seems to be timing dependent, and requires multiple clients to
reproduce, although under the right circumstances, it should be reproducible
with a single client doing multiple simultaneous backups.

5. Analysis indicates that it happens most often when the clients are slow
(e.g. doing Incremental backups).

6. It has been verified to exist in versions 2.0.x and 2.2.x.

7. It should also be in version 1.38, but could not be reproduced in testing,
perhaps due to timing considerations or the fact that the test FD daemons
were version 2.2.2.

8. The data is correctly stored on the Volume, but incorrect index (JobMedia)
records are stored in the database.  (the JobMedia record generated during
the Volume change contains the index of the new Volume rather than the
previous Volume).  This will be described in more detail below.

9. You can prevent the problem from occurring by either turning off multiple
simultaneous Jobs or by ensuring that while running multiple simultaneous
Jobs that those Jobs do not span Volumes.  E.g. you could manually mark
Volumes as full when they are sufficiently large.

10. If you are not running multiple simultaneous Jobs, you will not be
affected by this bug.

11. If you are running multiple simultaneous Jobs to tapes, I believe there is
a reasonable probability that this problem could show up when Jobs are split
across tapes.

12. If you are running multiple simultaneous Jobs to disks, I believe there is
a high probability that this problem will show up when Jobs are split across
disks Volumes.

13. The bug concerns only the Storage daemon so there is no need to update
the clients, though I do recommend updating the Director when installing
an updated Storage daemon.

I have uploaded patches to bug #935 (bugs.bacula.org) that will correct
version 2.2.0, 2.2.1, and 2.2.2.  The patch has been tested only on version
2.2.2 and passes all regression tests as well as the specific test that
reproduced the problem. 

The patch has now been confirmed to fix the problem reported, and Bacula
version 2.2.3 has been released to Source Forge.

For the technical details of the bug, please see: 

  http://www.bacula.org/downloads/bug-935.txt

;;;

Kern;;;2007/8/11;;;14:30

Bacula Version 2.2.0 has been released to Source Forge.         

          Release Notes for Bacula 2.2.0 

  Bacula code: Total files = 520 Total lines = 195,550 (*.h *.c *.in)
  82 new files, 41,221 new lines of code, 208,380 lines of change from 2.0.3

This Director and Storage daemon must be upgraded at the same time,
but they should be compatible with all 2.0.x File daemons, unless you
use some of the new features that affect the FD.  In other words, you should
not have to upgrade all your File daemons when you upgrade. There is
no database upgrade needed from version 2.0.x to 2.2.0.

Areas requiring caution or testing:
- You must have the thread safe version of MySQL client libraries loaded
  to build with MySQL enabled.
- Volumes are pruned only when absolutely necessary -- this may cause
  your database to grow compared to prior Bacula versions.
- Solaris door and even port files are no longer restored (equivalent
    to what we do with sockets).
- SQLite is no longer supported for Solaris -- it fails too often with
  bus errors.  SQLite3 should work on Solaris.
- The default setting for SQLite3 is now 'PRAGMA synchronous=OFF'.
  This makes it run 30 times faster, but increases the possiblity
  of a corrupted database if your server shuts down unexpectedly.
  The default behavior can be changed in src/version.h
- Restore on Win32, and in particular on Vista is untested. Please
  test before relying on it.  It should backup and restore reparse
  points.
- Win32 servers are untested, and very likely not to work.

The major new features are:
- Much faster insertion of attributes (somewhere around 10 times),
  many thanks to Eric Bollengier and Marc Cousin. 
- First release of bat (Bacula Administration Tool).  Note to build
  bat you must explicitly enable it on the ./configure line, you
  must have the Qt4 version 4.2 or later libraries loaded, the qwt
  (Qt Graphics) package loaded, and qmake and the other Qt4 tools 
  must be available. Most of the implementation was done by Dirk Bartley.
- Red/Black restore in memory tree (500 times faster loading).
- The Regex Where code to allow easier relocation of restored files 
  thanks to Eric.
- Socket level heartbeat for all connections (untested).
- posix_fadvise() use in the FD to improve performance reduces
  swapping due to opening/reading lots of files. Win32 equivalent
  implemented.
- Much improved Volume reservation code that should eliminate most
  conflicts experienced in multiple drive autochangers.
- Simpler locking in the SD in the reservation system.
- Detection of file size/date change during backup if enabled.
- New Recycle Pool feature -- thanks to Eric.
- Efficient implementation of very large include/exclude lists.
- Volumes are no longer pruned during 'status dir'
- Pruning is now more efficient, and if a Volume is purged,
  during pruning, it is immediately discovered.
- License is now GPL v2 without modifications, fix a few copyright
  mistakes made when adding FSFE copyright notice.

New ./configure options:
- --enable-bwx-console    
- --enable-bat
- --with-qwt=
- --with-db-name=
- --with-db-user=
- --enable-batch-insert

New bconsole commands:
- exec
- memory
- update recyclepool
- .sql
- .api
- .pwd (in restore tree)
- restoreclient (keyword)
- backupclient  (keyword)
- regexwhere    (keyword)
- update jobid  (new command)
- recyclepool   (keyword) 

New directives:
- Heartbeat Interval (bconsole.conf)
- Heartbeat Interval (bacula-dir.conf in Director, Client, Storage)
- TLS Allowed CN     (bacula-dir.conf in Client)
- Regex Where        (bacula-dir.conf in Job)
- Strip Prefix       (bacula-dir.conf in Job)
- Add Prefix         (bacula-dir.conf in Job)
- Add Suffex         (bacula-dir.conf in Job)
- Recycle Pool       (bacula-dir.conf in Pool)
- FailJobOnError     (bacula-dir.conf in RunScript)
- CheckFileChanges   (bacula-dir.conf in FileSet)
- StripPath          (bacula-dir.conf in FileSet)

Other features or bug fixes:
- Fixed bugs: 916, 910, 917, 914, 906, 907, 
  842, 830, 893, 861, 888, 886, 807, 877, 872
  885, 887, 864, 874, 882, 881, 863, 859, 
  856, 854, 845, 847, 846, 809, 772, 
  822, 825, 824, 808, 802, 797, 798, 795, 789, 791, 
  788, 780, 763, 782, 612, 767, 775, 621, 772, 764, 
  766, 621, 761, 755, 750, 741, 747, 742, 744, and 743.
- Configure bat with --enable-bat. Define qwt libraries with
  --with-qwt=<dir>. See Installation chapter of manual for details.
- Create a depkgs-qt package that has both Qt4 and qwt, which are
  needed to build bat. Most modern Linux systems will have both
  these packages in the distro.
- Storage overrides delete all previous storage definitions instead
  of prepending.
- One should be able to mount and unmount removable devices if the
  Device resource has Removeable Media set and the mount and unmount
  directives are defined.
- ./configure will do a better job of searching for qwt libraries.
- The Win32 version can no longer be shutdown from the tray monitor.
  Use the command line or the Services panne.
- Keep prune_volumes() from pruning the whole Scratch pool.
- More debug output in status storage.
- Correct moving a Scratch volume from pool to pool (some
  critical columns were lost).
- Different locking in reservations and despooling systems,
  which means more micro-locking and less macro-locking, which
  should give a lot more concurrency at the expense of slightly
  (<0.1%) more overhead due to more locking/unlocking, but     
  concurrent jobs should run much faster.
- Additional drive reservation algorithm that should solve a lot of
  the problems experienced with multiple drive autochangers.
- Storage daemon status command enhanced to more clearly show Volume,
  pool and media type when a job is waiting.
- Made bsmtp work with more strict SMTP servers.
- Detect doubly freed buffers in smartall.c
- wx-console renamed to bwx-console (Fedora request)
- gnome-console renamed to bgnome-console (Fedora request)
- Migration preserves original job's FileSetId
- Spooling implemented for migration jobs.
- Config files can be read through a pipe, by specifying a leading |
  in front of the configuration path/filename.
- New memory command (bconsole) that will print the current Director's
  memory usage, and an in use buffer dump.
- Console name changed from *Console* to -Console- to accomodate Win32
  filename restrictions.  
- Corrected the Win32 ftruncate bug.
- Additional version information added to Job reports.
- New -8 option for bsmtp to specify UTF-8 encoding type.
- bsmtp will no longer add < > to target (from, to, cc) if there
  is already a < in the target.
- Prefer Mounted Volumes extended to mean a volume that is being
  mounted by another job.
- Runscript timing set to same as version 1.38.11
- New TLS Allowed CN directive(s) permitted.
- New bconsole 'exec' command to run external script/command.
- Turn on FreeBSD/OpenBSD code to set EOT model on tape.
- Drop from root done before database is opened.
- Database user and name can be configured with:
  --with-db-name=name --with-db-user=user
- Turn on wait_for_drive in mtx-changer script.
- Rework how bar codes are handled in mtx-changer script.
  This appears to have been an unreported bug.
- Updated nagios plugin supplied by Christian Masopust
- Better restricted console ACL checking.
- New Client Connect Wait directive in Storage daemon so that
  users can configure how long SD waits for FD connection.
- Bacula will no longer permit pruning of the currently running
  job (note, if other jobs are running, they may be pruned).
- Sockets are no longer restored.
- dbcheck works in 300K chunks so will typically run faster.
- Include/Exclude lists can now be efficiently handled for quite
  large sizes -- tens of thousands of entries.
- Several memory leaks in migration and database usage were fixed.
- New console keyword restoreclient, which specifies the client to
  which the restore will be sent. The client keyword specifies 
  the backup client. The restoreclient keyword is optional if it is
  not specified, the backup client will also be the restore client.
- The disk file size is now checked to ensure that it agrees with the
  catalog value before Bacula will append to the disk (same as tape
  and DVD).

;;;

Kern;;;2007/3/6;;;14:30

Bacula Version 2.0.3 has been released to Source Forge.
This is a bug fix release to version 2.0.2.  If you are upgrading from
a version older than 2.0.0, please be sure to read the important notes
below.

Also, please check the patches directory in the current SVN or the
patches release section on Source Forge for important bug fixes to   
this version.

5Mar07
kes  File migrate bug with Pool Occupancy using mediaid instead
     of jobids.  Fixes bug #795.
kes  Fix orphaned buffers in filed backup and verify due to
     crypto buffers not freed during errors.  Fixes bug #789.
04Mar07
kes  Add smartctl call to bacula-sd.conf as an example of getting
     tape alert info.
02Mar07
kes  Add Client Connect Wait to Storage daemon to permit users to
     modify the time the SD waits for a FD connection.
28Feb07 
kes  Apply Command ACL filter to JobId list in restore command.
kes  Correct typeo in var.c patch.
27Feb07
kes  Don't let Bacula prune File or Job records for the current Job.
kes  Fix variable substitution pad + inc bug reported (with patch)
     in bug #791.
26Feb07
kes  Correct SQLite log table index as reported by Luca Berra.
24Feb07
ebl  Fix FIFO stuff, bacula tries to rewind the FIFO... Thanks to Andreas
22Feb07
kes  Fix a few places in lib/message.c where the open fd may
     not be zeroed.
21Feb07
kes  Add LANG=C to autoconf/randpass so it works with languages other
     than English.  Fixes bug #788.
20Feb07
ebl  Revert ClientRunBeforeJob as it was in 1.38.x
     This fixes bug #780
     You will not be able to generate Include/Exclude list any more.
     If you want to use this, you can apply 
     trunk/bacula/patches/testing/clientrunbeforejob_can_generate_include_exclude_list.patch
19Feb07
kes  Restore of sockets created false error messages because Bacula
     no longer restores sockets, but the code was still trying to
     set the attributes on a non-existent file. Reported by a user.
16Feb07
kes  Fix encryption deblocking bug, which caused some restored files
     to be truncated. This fixes bug #763. This is a CRITICAL bug fix.
kes  Add FD event sequence order prepared by Eric -- for RunScripts.
kes  Fix 12am/pm bug as reported in bug #782.
15Feb07
kes  Add quick disconnect FD code from 2.1.4 to 2.0.3.  This code
     causes the SD to release the FD as soon as the FD has sent
     all the data to the SD. After that the SD will do any final
     despooling (data and attributes) that are necessary. This
     allows laptops to disconnect much quicker from the network 
     after a backup.
13Feb07
kes  Apply Eric's ClientRunScriptAfter patch to 2.0 and 2.1.
11Feb07
kes  Optimize the use of the database a bit in the Status dir command.
     Only open it when needed, ensure that if any previous database
     was opened, it is closed.
10Feb07
kes  Modify dbcheck to handle orphaned JobMedia, Path, Filename,
     and File records in 300K chunks to be more efficient. This
     idea came from Juan Luis Frances (if I remember right).
09Feb07
kes  Update projects list.
08Feb07
kes  Fix dird/ua_cmds.c so that a cancel command checks if the
     console is authorized to cancel the job.  This fixes bug 
     #767.
kes  Modify SD so that the VolCatJobs medium record is updated
     at the beginning of a Job rather than the end.  This
     fixes bug #775 where exceeding MaxVolJobs caused jobs
     to fail.
kes  Added a mutex around getting and setting Volume information
     so that multiple simultaneous jobs will single thread.
07Feb07
     Switch to using Subversion
kes  Remove src/pygtk-console/ from configure
06Feb07
kes  Delete src/lib/btree.c from win32 build, then add rblist.c
     plus the entrypoints.
kes  Apply patch supplied that corrects debug print
     in canceling jobs for max run time.  Supplied as
     part of bug #621, which was previously fixed.
05Feb07
kes  Test on job_canceled() and sd_msg_thread_done inside
     loop starting the message thread to avoid a race condition.
     Fixes bug #771.
kes  Remove rl_catch_signal from console.c as it conflicted
     with the header definition. Fixes bug #765.
ebl  Fixes bug #766 about RunsOnClient = Yes (case sensitive)
04Feb07
kes  Clarify some stored/acquire messages to indicate if the
     problem is with read or append.
02Feb07
kes  Fix memory leak with storage ids in cats/sql_get.c
kes  Terminate watchdog earlier to avoid reference to released
     memory -- reported by Jason Austin.
kes  Move closing the database from jobq.c to the director daemon
     termination routine. This fixes memory leaks for shadow jobs
     (i.e. migration jobs).
kes  Free up the unique jobid chain items in migrate.c.  This fixes
     a memory leak problem.
kes  Convert some ugly looking for statements to use foreach_alist
     in findlib/find.c.  This will facilitate converting the structures
     to use dlist (for large include/exclude lists).
kes  Fix a bug in the btree.c and btree.h routines, then rename them
     rblist and add them to be built in src/lib.  Include some new
     methods written by Rudolf Cejka that make the code more readable
     (hides some of the ugly casting).
26Jan07 (back port)
kes  Implement item #12 on project list -- quick release of FD by
     the SD. This is noted in more detail above.

;;;

Kern;;;2007/1/28;;;14:30

Bacula Version 2.0.2 released:
28Jan08
kes  Fix maxruntime bug #621.
27Jan07
kes  Get current main CVS .specs for RedHat, SuSE, Mandrake.
26Jan07
ebl  Implement the include JobID in spool file name project.
kes  Reorder projects file in order determined by Jan 2007 vote.
kes  Fix open of SQLite3 db where user does not have write permission
     so that DIR does not crash. Fixes bug #761.
25Jan07
kes  Change 'Device not configured to autolabel' from INFO
     to WARNING.
kes  Fix jobq.c to restart failed jobs when Reschedule Times = 0
     which should restart an indefinite # of times.
kes  Fix configure --help to print --with-mysql[=DIR]. Same for
     other DIR specifications.
23Jan07
rn   Fix msvc build problems. Fix bacula.dll exports for msvc build.
     Fix path quoting in SQLite scripts.
     Fix problems with SHGetFolderPath.
19Jan07
kes  Create patches/2.0.1-restart.patch. Fixes bug #755.
18Jan07
kes  Fix Job restart on error bug that promotes an Inc to a Full
     backup.  This should fix bug #755.
kes  Add qt-console and first cut of code.

;;;

Kern;;;2007/1/13;;;14:30

Bacula Version 2.0.1 has been released to Source Forge.
This is bug fix update to version 2.0.0 and contains
the following fixes:

-    Fix Bacula->Documentation link on Win32 to point to index.html
     instead of bacula.html. Fixed bug #750.
-    Return JobId in db_get_job_record() when JobId==0. This should
     fix bug #741.
-    Do not release source pointers when restarting a failed job.
-    Add dynamic dll entry point for SHGetFolderPath to Win32 code.
     This *should* fix bug #747.
-    Modify winbacula.nsi to substitute with g bin_dir_cmd. Should fix
     bug #742.
-    Modify USTORE constructor to set an empty store_source string, 
     and don't copy the store_source string in a cancel.  Hopefully
     this will fix Arno's seg fault, bug #744.
-    Add back code to disable conio in configure. Fixes bug #743.
-    Correct the Options scanner in the FD to correctly handle  
     SHA1 option, which was eating the next option.  Reported by    
     Sebastien Guilbaud.
-    Add code to indicate when the SD is spooling, spool wait, and 
     despooling as requested by Alan Brown.

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Bacula Version 2.0.0 has been released to Source Forge.

There is an English Press Kit, written by Dan Langille at:
   
   http://www.bacula.org/about/press/presskit200.html.en

and a German version, translated by Arno Lehmann at:

   http://www.bacula.org/about/press/presskit200.html.de

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          Release Notes for Bacula 2.0.0

  Bacula code: Total files = 438 Total lines = 154,329 (*.h *.c *.in)

==== IMPORTANT Catalog update required =====
- The database format has been updated from what was used in    
  Bacula 1.38.x.  You must manually update your database before 
  running Bacula 1.39.x or higher.  If you are using Bacula supplied
  RPMs this is not necessary as the RPM does it automatically.
  Please backup your previous version of the database before
  running the update.  The update script will be automatically
  installed in your scripts directory, or can also be found in
  <bacula-source>/src/cats.  It is called:

     ./update_bacula_tables

  It is necessary to run it only once the first time you move to
  a 2.0.0.  Upgrading the Bacula version thereafter does not
  require updating the database again.  Depending on the size of
  your database the script make take a bit of time, to run, but
  in general, it should be very fast.

==== IMPORTANT new Win32 install procedure =====
  For Win32 migrations from versions prior to 1.39.0 nothing special
  needs to be done to upgrade.  Everything should be taken care of
  automatically.  The only thing not done is to delete the old C:\bacula
  directory mostly out of paranoia.

==== IMPORTANT miscellaneous ====
- The Gnome console program (gconsole) no longer functions as it
  should.More importantly, in restore mode, the restore tree is
  no longer shown in the left pane.  I suspect this is due to
  incompatible changes in the GTK+ API, and hence have given up
  on gnome and gtk+, as this has already happened several times
  previously.  At some point there will be a new GUI console.
- The bacula-dir.conf directive Accept Any Volume has been
  removed because it was never implemented. You must delete all
  occurrence of this directive for the Director to run. The Storage
  daemon will automatically accept any valid Volume that you mount.
- The --mandir ./configure option now points to the top level man
  directory.  The man files will be installed under mandir/man8 and
  mandir/man1 as appropriate.
- You *should* be able to use 1.38.x FDs with version 2.0.0 Director
  and SD providing you do not use any of the new features (runscript,   
  data encryption). It seems to work here, but we do not guarantee it.
- Your Director and SD must be simultaneously upgraded.
- The restore command no longer uses the MediaType as the primary method
  of finding a suitable Storage device. Normally it will select the last
  device used to write a Volume. If no storage device is defined, it
  will use the old algorithm which selects the first Storage resource  
  with the correct MediaType.
- The MD5/SHA1 hash codes kept in the database are now kept in a binary
  format compatible with the rest of the world. If you are running verify 
  jobs, you *must* do an InitCatalog or all files will show an MD5   
  difference.  Also, authentication uses the new algorithm by
  default, but *should* accept connections from older components (FD) using
  the old non-compatible algorithm. This has been tested, but more
  more testing is still needed.  
- A stock SuSE 10.1 kernel may crash when Bacula runs and accesses
  the tape drive. Workaround, load the SuSE 10.1 version 2.6.16.21-0.25
  kernel or later. The SuSE 10.2 Alpha 5 or later kernel also works.
  This problem may also be present in certain Fedora FC5 kernels.
- If you have been using the data encryption feature of 1.39.x, please
  be aware that certain combinations of encryption and other options
  with version 1.39.0 through 1.39.26 created Volume data that cannot
  be restored. We strongly recommend that anyone using encryption 
  carefully review his/her backups and at a minium do a Full backup
  with 1.39.28 of all encrypted data.  Robert Nelson has identified 
  and fixed it as follows:
     As of 1.39.27:
        No filters = Works fine
        Sparse = Works fine
        Compression = Works fine
        Encryption = Works fine
        Sparse + Compression = Works fine

        Sparse + Encryption = Restore broken
        Sparse + Compression + Encryption = Restore broken
        Compression + Encryption = Restore broken

     As of 1.39.28:
        Most combinations work, but some encrypted files are
        not properly restored.

     As of 1.39.30:
        All combinations work fine except Sparse+Encryption.

  Bottom line, if you are using data encryption, please test restoring
  data to be sure it all works correctly.
- The current Volume format written by 1.39.22 is different from
  the format written by previous versions. The two formats
  are not compatible. Thus any DVDs written prior to 1.39.22 will
  be unreadable by version 1.39.22.
- If you previously run a Bacula version prior to 1.39.30, the JobMedia
  data may not be correct for disk Volumes. This can cause incorrect
  seeking in versions after 1.39.30. If you experience what appears to
  be data I/O or integrity errors during restores, please add the
  following directive to your disk DEVICE resource in the Storage
  daemon conf file:

    Block Positioning = no

  This will turn off all seek requests during restores and avoid
  this problem.
- VSS for Windows clients is now enabled by default.
- Do not unload autochanger when doing "update slots"
- Implement mount command for autochanger, see manual.

New Features in 2.0.0:
- Turn on disk seek code for restores.
- There is a partial but reasonable translation of the Bacula
  messages for French.  To install it, first configure and build
  Bacula, then as root run:

    cd <bacula-source>/po
    make install

  If you have your locale set properly you will get the translated
  messages.
- Bacula now support Migration jobs that are documented in a new
  Migration chapter in the manual
  http://www.bacula.org/dev-manual/Migration.html
- Data encryption is now implemented and is documented in
  a new chapter of the manual at:
  http://www.bacula.org/dev-manual/Bacula_Data_Encryption.html
- Additional support for removable devices.  See the 
  Requires Mount, Mount Point, Mount Command, and Unmount
  Commands in the Storage daemon configuration chapter:
  http://www.bacula.org/dev-manual/Storage_Daemon_Configuratio.html
  Also see the Edit Codes for Mount and Unmount Directives in the
  same chapter.
- Switch the Win32 build from using Microsoft C++ to using mingw32
  cross-compiling.  The initial work was done by Howard Thomson,
  then tweaked by me.  Robert Nelson then totally reworked the
  cross-compiling code so that it not only cross-compiles, but
  also compiles on Visual Studio, and at the same time, he added
  all the current Unix features to the FD, such as selection on
  drives, encryption support, building *all* the tools, ...
- The Director and Storage daemon have now been ported to Win32.
  This code is working but should still be tested carefully
  before putting into production.
- Bacula restore and bextract can now extract non-portable Win32 data to
  any client (including Unix/Linux clients). Of course, in doing so,
  the Microsoft specific permissions and ACLs will be lost.  Thanks
  to Thorsten Engel for this code.
- The 260 character limitation for Win32 paths name lengths is now 
  eliminated thanks to Thorsten Engel. However, if you are using
  Volume Shadow Copy, please be careful to specify all the paths
  in the bacula-fd.conf file using a full path notation including
  the drive letter.
- Eric Bollengier wrote new RunScript directives that includes
  the old RunBefore/AfterJob and ClientRunBefore/AfterJob features
  plus a *lot* more, allowing you to control just about every aspect
  of running scripts.  See the manual for detailed documentation.
  http://www.bacula.org/dev-manual/Configuring_Director.html#5227
- SunOS ACLs should now work thanks to a patch from David Duchscher.
- Apply days keyword patch from Alexander.Bergolth at wu-wien.ac.at
  If this patch is applied, the number of days can be specified with
  "list nextvol days=xx"
  or
  "status dir days=xx"
  This can be used to preview the next scheduled job (and the
  next tape to be used) on Fridays if there are no scheduled jobs during
  the weekend.
- From Eric Bollengier. One can now using the bconsole wait command do:
   wait  (wait for all jobs to stop)
   wait jobid=nn
   wait jobuid=unique id
   wait job=job-name
- Volumes can now be set to Enable, Disable, or Archive. If they
  are not enabled, Volumes will not be mounted.             
  Implement update volume enable=(on|off|true|false|archived|0|1|2)
- Add Catalog message destination in Messages resource that puts the
  job report in the Log database table.
- Writing/reading DVD Volumes is much more stable -- to the point
  of being useful. Thanks to Richard Mortimer.
- Add enable/disable job=<job-name>.  This command prevents
  the specified job from being scheduled. Even when disabled,
  the job can be manually started from the console.
- The database Id records should be 32/64 bit independent now. 64 bits
  can be enabled by changing one define and changing the appropriate
  table variable. Normally, you need 64 bits only for FileId.
- Relative path specifications (i.e. ../xxx) are now permitted in
  the restore cd command.
- When running multiple simultaneous jobs, most jobs that use spooling
  will now finish faster due to a mutex optimization made by Eric
  Bollengier.
- Conf files containing UTF-8 marker at the head of the file as well as
  conf files containing Window cr/lf and Mac cr line termination characters 
  are now accepted thanks to Robert Nelson.
- Windows tray status windows are scrollable and resizable.
- Win32 external script execution is much more flexible -- handles
  spaces in names better, ...
- Lots of DVD fixes -- writing DVDs is now reported to work.
- Fix opening of database in a restricted console to respect     
  any Catalog ACL.
- Much better automatic handling of multiple database catalogs in
  the restore command.
- Permit multiple console/director resources in bconsole.conf.
  patch from Carsten Paeth calle@calle.in-berlin.de
- Character substitution in Job/JobDefs WriteBootStrap.
  from Eric Bollengier.
- Apply patch supplied in bug #656 to pass priority field
  in the run dialog to the Director in gnome console.
- Add support of encrypted data stream to bscan from Eric.
  display data_len instead of data content (may be binary).
- Add Enabled=xxx on update slots command.
- Add host:port to connect failure messages to FD and SD from Dir/
- Add WhereACL to console ACL list.  If nothing is specified, only
  the default is permitted for restore. Otherwise, *all* allows any
  path, or you can specify permitted paths. This should allow control
  over where users can restore files. This is untested.
- Install man pages with 'make install'.
- Add Media.Enabled flag to client backups for dotcmds.c
- Enforce Media.Enabled=1 for a current restore to work
- Require restore case 3 to have sqlquery permission to work.
- Add -n option to bconsole to turn off conio -- used in bweb.
- The bytes field in the terminated jobs part of the status
  command now reports in KB, MB, ... units.
- When not descending into a directory, print the File= name that
  triggered it -- makes why not descending a bit clearer
- Do not unload autochanger when doing "update slots"
- Implement mount command for autochanger
- Fix bug #462 incorrect error message printed when client script called
  from File= was not found.
- Fix bug #558 (waiting for feedback) where Bacula needs too much time to
  do a rewind on Solaris when no tape is in the drive (Solaris does not
  have the detailed errno found on Linux).  Added Solaris specific code.
  Note, this may apply to other OSes as well.
- The examples directory has a new bacula_mail_summary.sh file that
  creates a single email summary of any number of jobs. Submitted by
  Andrew J. Millar.
- Add nagios plugin to the examples directory. Submitted by
  Christian Masopust.
- Modify most restore error messages to be queued so that they
  appear at the end of the job rather than mixed with the restore
  listing where they could be "lost".
- Apply patch supplied by user (slightly modified) to fix
  correct detection of holes in block devices and FIFOs.
  Bug # 506.
- Added a report.pl program to the examples directory from Jonas Bjorklund.
- Add two new queries to query.sql provided by Arno. One
  list volumes known to the Storage device, and the other
  lists volumes possibly needing replacement (error, ...).
- Implement new code for changing userid and group at startup. This
  should get Bacula into the correct groups.
- Implement support for removable filesystems -- device type directive
  and mount, unmount directives.
- Transfer rates are now presented in a more readable format thanks
  to a user submission.
- SD is now aware of what volumes are mounted. More information is printed
  in the Status report. You must take much more care now to unmount
  devices prior to removing tapes that Bacula has open or prior to
  changing a magazine. Don't forget to do a mount afterwards or the
  device will be blocked.
- The Pool Maximum Volumes directive is now respected in all places.
- A Storage device can now be specified in a Pool resource. It will override
  all other Storage specifications.
- Most but not all directives accept true/false in place of yes/no.
- A patch from Karl Hakimian that reads JobIds, FileIndexes
  from a database table for restore.
- There are a number of new tables. Some such as the Location table are
  designed for user use in doing Volume Management software.
- Maximum Changer Wait, Maximum Open Wait, Maximum Rewind Wait to
  accept time qualifiers.
- Implement jobuid to replace old usage of job in keywords as
  suggested by Eric Bollengier.
- Implement write variables for Python to set Priority (anytime), and
  Job Level, only during JobInit event.
- Use the keyword ujobid to mean the unique job id; job or jobname
  to mean the Job name given on the Name directive, and jobid to
  be the numeric (non-unique) job id.
- Allow the SD to use multiple drives during a backup/restore (only
  one at a time).
- Integrate addition of line count limitation to bsmtp -l from
  Sebastian Stark <stark at tuebingen.mpg.de>
- Split the bacula start/start script into four files:
   bacula         -- starts and stops calling other scripts
   bacula-ctl-dir -- starts/stops the director
   bacula-ctl-fd  -- starts/stops the File daemon
   bacula-ctl-sd  -- starts/stops the Storage daemon
- Remove automatic case folding on Windows FDs. You must
  explicitly use the 'Ignore Case = yes' option.
- Implement wild program in tools directory for testing
  wild-cards. Almost identical to the regex program.
- Use the new bregex.c to implement Regex expressions on Win32.
- Apply patch from Christopher Hull
  - Allow multiple connections to database with different
    parameters.
  - Invalidate the scheduler when doing a reload. Fixes seg
    fault, but still 60 second window.
  - Additional info in Reschedule message.
  - Use set_jcr_job_status() everywhere to prevent loss of
    cancel, error.
  - Display peer IP in FD if error from connecting DIR.
  - Don't increment file count for DIRBEGIN.
  - Replace illegal characters in Win32 filename by _.
  - Add SE_CREATE_PERMANENT_NAME privilege in Win32.
  - Hash hard link filenames rather than linked list (performance).
  - Fix for security failure in chdir on Win32.
  - Add CreateDirectoryA/W win32 API entry points.
- programs to duplicate Bacula's base64 algorithm using standard
  routines. This fixes bugs #296, and 565. Patch submitted by
  author of bug #565.
- Fixes to reloading the Dir conf file from Eric Bollengier and Christopher
  Hull.
- Modify LICENSE to correct some problems pointed out by Debian.
- Apply a patch submitted by cesarb in bug #606 to implement O_NOATIME support.
    O_NOATIME is a open() flag which makes it possible to read a file without
    updating the inode atime (and also without the inode ctime update which
    happens if you try to set the atime back to its previous value). It also
    prevents a race condition when two programs are reading the same file, but
    only one does not want to change the atime. It's most useful for backup
    programs and file integrity checkers (and bacula can fit on both
    categories).                                                    
  You enable it in the Bacula FileSet Options resource by setting:
     noatime = yes
  The effect of this option is similar to the keepatime option except
  it is more efficient and avoids modifying ctime.
- Implement a pile of new man pages contributed by Jose Tallon.
- Modify the database format for handling Migration jobs:
   Add PriorJobId, RealEndTime to Job table
   Delete MAC table
   Remove Stripe from JobMedia record (not used, wasting space)
   Add ScratchPoolId, RecyclePoolId, Enabled to Media record
   Add Cost to Location table.
   Enabled to Media table and Location table.
- Security: harden authentication failure in FD by single threading errors
  and forcing a 6 second wait.
- If using GCC (actually g++) add the following compiler flags
  -fno-strict-aliasing -fno-exceptions -fno-rtti
- Turn on new bsnprintf() code.  The reason for this code is to
  eliminate the security problems associated with using the
  system libraries print routines.
- Implement job report that indicates where Storage and Pool
  came from -- with overrides and Pool storage and NextPool,
  it is all very complicated.
- Add more detail (Storage, Device) to list of volumes printed
  for restore.
- Add new VOLMGMT message class. No messages are yet sent with this 
  class.
- Improved Bacula rescue procedures -- see the Disaster Recovery
  chapter of the manual
- Add spooling/despooling info in status output of SD.
- Add Comment field to llist of a volume.
- Allow true/false in many but not all yes/no directives.
- The Bacula source code is now copyrighted by the Free Software 
  Foundation Europe. The Developer's Guide documents the new procedures,
  and the LICENSE file has been updated.
- Apply Jaime Ventura's patch that implements the Messages resource
  Mail On Success directive.
- The Client returns its Version string, which is printed in the Job
  report.
- The Client returns whether or not VSS and Encryption are used, which
  are printed in the Job report.

Additional Features Added for Win32:
- Added DriveType directive to the Director's Include Option FileSet
  resource.  Allowed values are: fixed, removable, cdrom, and remote.  There
  is only an implementation for Windows because it is the only platform that
  has the concept of drives.
 
- Adds EnhancedWild directive to the Director's Include Option FileSet
  resource.  Allowed values are: yes and no.
 
  When EnhancedWild is enabled then the processing of the
  Wild, WildDir and WildFile is changed in the following ways.
 
  Patterns conform to Posix
      \ is not a special character in character classification []
      To match a - it must be the first or last character
      To match a ] it must be the first character
 
      fnmatch option FNM_FILE_NAME is specified * doesn't match a / 
      so it won't match multiple directory levels in a path
 
- Relative WildFile patterns (ones without a leading /) match
  against the filename portion.  This in combination with the
  FNM_FILE_NAME fnmatch() flag makes directives such as WildFile =
  abc*.def work as expected.
 
- Adds support for the shell's feature of brace expansion.

  Here is an example where braces allow 24 lines to be expressed in 5.

  # Exclude directories full of lots and lots of useless little files
  WildDir = "[A-Z]:/{Documents and Settings,{WINNT,Windows}/Profiles}/*/Cookies"
  WildDir = "[A-Z]:/{Documents and Settings,{WINNT,Windows}/Profiles}/*/Recent"
  WildDir = "[A-Z]:/{Documents and Settings,{WINNT,Windows}/Profiles}/*/{Local Settings,LOCALS~1}/History"
  WildDir = "[A-Z]:/{Documents and Settings,{WINNT,Windows}/Profiles}/*/{Local Settings,LOCALS~1}/Temp"
  WildDir = "[A-Z]:/{Documents and Settings,{WINNT,Windows}/Profiles}/*/{Local Settings,LOCALS~1}/Temporary Internet Files"

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