Bareos Webui

Since Version >= 15.2.0 Bareos WebUI is part of the Bareos project and available for a number of platforms.

Features

Intuitive web interface
Multilingual
Can access multiple directors and catalogs
Individual accounts and ACL support via Bareos restricted named consoles
Tape Autochanger management with the possibility to label, import/export media and update your autochanger slot status
Temporarly enable or disable jobs, clients and schedules and also see their current state
Show
- Detailed information about Jobs, Clients, Filesets, Pools, Volumes, Storages, Schedules, Logs and Director messages
- Filedaemon, Storage- and Director updates
- Client, Director, Storage and Scheduler status
Backup Jobs
- Start, cancel, rerun and restore from
- Show the file list of backup jobs
Restore files by browsing through a filetree of your backup jobs
- Merge your backup jobs history and filesets of a client or use a single backup job for restore
- Restore files to a different client instead of the origin
bconsole interface (limited to non-interactive commands)

System Requirements

A platform for which the bareos-webui package is available, see Bareos Packages
A working Bareos environment
Bareos Director version and Bareos WebUI version must match (major need to be identical)
The Bareos WebUI can be installed on any host. It does not have to be installed on the same as the Bareos Director.
The default installation uses PHP-FPM with Apache HTTP webserver having mod-rewrite and mod-fcgid enabled.
PHP 7 or newer is recommended.
On SUSE Linux Enterprise 12 you need the additional SUSE Linux Enterprise Module for Web Scripting 12 and additional repository Package Hub to satisfy apache2-mod-fcgid requirement.

Installation

Adding the Bareos Repository

If not already done, add the Bareos repository that is matching your Linux distribution. Please have a look at the chapter Install the Bareos Software Packages for more information on how to achieve this.

Install the bareos-webui package

After adding the repository simply install the bareos-webui package via your package manager.

RHEL, CentOS and Fedora

yum install bareos-webui

or

dnf install bareos-webui

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES), openSUSE
```
zypper install bareos-webui
```
Debian, Ubuntu
```
apt-get install bareos-webui
```

Because php-fpm support is not automatically added to Apache2 on Debian like platforms, you have to issue those commands to enable it. Replace php8.1-fpm by the version you have installed.

Debian, Ubuntu enabling php8-fpm support on Apache2 example

a2enmod proxy_fcgi setenvif
a2enconf php8.1-fpm
systemctl reload apache2

Minimal Configuration

This assumes, Bareos Director and Bareos WebUI are installed on the same host.

If you are using SELinux, see SELinux.
If you are using AppArmor, see AppArmor.
Restart Apache, see Configure your Apache Webserver.
Use bconsole to create a user with name admin and password secret and permissions defined in webui-admin (Dir->Profile):
```
*reload
reloaded
*configure add console name=admin password=secret profile=webui-admin tlsenable=false
```
Of course, you can choose other names and passwords. For details, see Create a restricted consoles.

Or rename /etc/bareos/bareos-dir.d/console/admin.conf.example to .conf and reload Bareos Director configuration.
Login to http://HOSTNAME/bareos-webui with username and password as created.

Upgrading Bareos WebUI

Upgrade from Bareos 21 or lower to Bareos 22

Bareos WebUI now requires php-fpm instead of Apache mod-php.

Usually this should be automatically handled by the packagemanager while updating.

Please consider the following remarks below according to your operating system of choice if auto upgrading does not work for you.

If the Bareos WebUI is not reachable after upgrading, make sure that:

Apache mod-php is disabled or has been removed
php-fpm* usage is configured properly in Apache
php-fpm service is enabled and has been restarted
Apache service has been restarted
SELinux or AppArmor configuration are done

Debian, Ubuntu, Univention

Please use apt instead of apt-get to upgrade automatically.

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES), openSUSE

Before upgrading

Disable or remove any PHP module in Apache2

After upgrading

Ensure a php.ini file is in place (e.g. /etc/php7/fpm/php.ini or /etc/php8/fpm/php.ini)
Configure PHP-FPM to your needs (e.g. /etc/php7/fpm/php-fpm.conf and /etc/php7/fpm/php-fpm.d/www.conf)
Configure mod_fcgid to your needs /etc/apache2/conf.d/mod_fcgid.conf

A minimal example may look like following.

/etc/apache2/conf.d/mod_fcgid.conf

<IfModule fcgid_module>
     DirectoryIndex index.php
     <FilesMatch "\.php$">
             SetHandler "proxy:fcgi://127.0.0.1:9000/"
             #CGIPassAuth on
     </FilesMatch>
</IfModule>

Restart Apache2 and PHP-FPM

systemctl restart apache2 php-fpm

Console/Profile changes

The Bareos WebUI restore form now accepts a plugin options string in the restore form for plugin restores. Therefore, the Bareos WebUI Director profile webui-admin (Dir->Profile) has been extended by the directive Plugin Options ACL (Dir->Profile) = *all* in Bareos Version >= 22.0.0. To make use of that feature in Bareos WebUI, a proper configured Plugin Options ACL (Dir->Profile) is required.

Additional detailed information

Create a restricted consoles

There is no need, that Bareos WebUI itself provide a user management. Instead it uses so named Console (Dir) defined in the Bareos Director. You can have multiple consoles with different names and passwords, sort of like multiple users, each with different privileges.

At least one Console (Dir) is required to use the Bareos WebUI.

To allow a user with name admin and password secret to access the Bareos Director with permissions defined in the webui-admin (Dir->Profile) (see Configuration of profile resources), either

create a file /etc/bareos/bareos-dir.d/console/admin.conf with following content:
bareos-dir.d/console/admin.conf
```
Console {
  Name = "admin"
  Password = "secret"
  Profile = "webui-admin"
  TlsEnable = false
}
```
To enable this, reload or restart your Bareos Director.
or use the bconsole:
```
*configure add console name=admin password=secret profile=webui-admin tlsenable=false
```
If the profile could not be found, reload or restart your Bareos Director.

TLS-PSK is not available between the Bareos WebUI and the Bareos Director. To enable TLS with certificates, see Bareos Webui.

For details, please read Console Resource.

Configuration of profile resources

The package bareos-webui comes with a predefined profile for Bareos WebUI: webui-admin (Dir->Profile).

If your Bareos WebUI is installed on another system than the Bareos Director, you have to copy the profile to the Bareos Director.

This is the default profile, giving access to all Bareos resources and allowing all commands used by the Bareos WebUI:

bareos-dir.d/profile/webui-admin.conf

Profile {
  Name = webui-admin
  CommandACL = !.bvfs_clear_cache, !.exit, !.sql, !configure, !create, !delete, !purge, !sqlquery, !umount, !unmount, *all*
  Job ACL = *all*
  Schedule ACL = *all*
  Catalog ACL = *all*
  Pool ACL = *all*
  Storage ACL = *all*
  Client ACL = *all*
  FileSet ACL = *all*
  Where ACL = *all*
  Plugin Options ACL = *all*
}

The Profile (Dir) itself does not give any access to the Bareos Director, but can be used by Console (Dir), which do give access to the Bareos Director, see Create a restricted consoles.

For details, please read Access Control Configuration and Profile Resource.

SELinux

To use the Bareos WebUI on a system with SELinux enabled, permission must be given to HTTPD to make network connections:

example of AppArmor php-fpm profile /etc/apparmor.d/local/php-fpm

setsebool -P httpd_can_network_connect on

AppArmor

To use the Bareos WebUI on a system with AppArmor enabled, some permissions must be given to php-fpm.

The following example can be saved to /etc/apparmor.d/local/php-fpm. You have to adapt the path of your php-fpm configured session.save_path.

example of AppArmor php-fpm profile /etc/apparmor.d/local/php-fpm

cat > /etc/apparmor.d/local/php-fpm <<<"# Site-specific additions and overrides for 'php-fpm'
# bareos-webui
/usr/share/bareos-webui/** r,
/etc/bareos-webui/directors.ini r,
/etc/bareos-webui/configuration.ini r,
/var/lib/php8/sessions/** w,
"
systemctl reload apparmor.service

You can use tools like aa-logprof to check if any other AppArmor restriction are raised during webui usage. You can then add the needed resource to the profile.

TransportEncryption

See the dedicated chapter and section Bareos Webui.

Configure your Apache Webserver

The package bareos-webui provides a default configuration for Apache. Depending on your distribution, it is installed at /etc/apache2/conf.d/bareos-webui.conf, /etc/httpd/conf.d/bareos-webui.conf, /etc/apache2/available-conf/bareos-webui.conf or similar.

The required Apache modules, fcgid and rewrite are enabled via package postinstall script. However, after installing the bareos-webui package, you need to restart your Apache webserver manually.

Configure your /etc/bareos-webui/directors.ini

Configure your directors in /etc/bareos-webui/directors.ini to match your settings.

The configuration file /etc/bareos-webui/directors.ini should look similar to this:

/etc/bareos-webui/directors.ini

;
; Bareos WebUI Configuration File
;
; File: /etc/bareos-webui/directors.ini
;

;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Section localhost-dir
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[localhost-dir]

; Enable or disable section. Possible values are "yes" or "no", the default is "yes".
enabled = "yes"

; Fill in the IP-Address or FQDN of you director.
; E.g. alice.example.com, 127.0.0.1 or [::1]
diraddress = "localhost"

; Default value is 9101
dirport = 9101

; Set catalog to explicit value if you have multiple catalogs
;catalog = "MyCatalog"

; TLS verify peer
; Possible values: true or false
tls_verify_peer = false

; Server can do TLS
; Possible values: true or false
server_can_do_tls = false

; Server requires TLS
; Possible values: true or false
server_requires_tls = false

; Client can do TLS
; Possible values: true or false
client_can_do_tls = false

; Client requires TLS
; Possible value: true or false
client_requires_tls = false

; Path to the certificate authority file
; E.g. ca_file = "/etc/bareos-webui/tls/BareosCA.crt"
;ca_file = ""

; Path to the cert file which needs to contain the client certificate and the key in PEM encoding
; E.g. ca_file = "/etc/bareos-webui/tls/restricted-named-console.pem"
;cert_file = ""

; Passphrase needed to unlock the above cert file if set
;cert_file_passphrase = ""

; Allowed common names
; E.g. allowed_cns = "host1.example.com"
;allowed_cns = ""

;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Section another-host-dir
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[another-host-dir]
enabled = "no"
diraddress = "192.168.120.1"
dirport = 9101
;catalog = "MyCatalog"
;tls_verify_peer = false
;server_can_do_tls = false
;server_requires_tls = false
;client_can_do_tls = false
;client_requires_tls = false
;ca_file = ""
;cert_file = ""
;cert_file_passphrase = ""
;allowed_cns = ""

You can add as many directors as you want, also the same host with a different name and different catalog, if you have multiple catalogs.

Configure your `/etc/bareos-webui/configuration.ini`

Some parameters of the Bareos WebUI can be configured in /etc/bareos-webui/configuration.ini:

/etc/bareos-webui/configuration.ini

;
; Bareos WebUI Configuration File
;
; File: /etc/bareos-webui/configuration.ini
;

;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; SESSION SETTINGS
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;
;[session]
; Session timeout in seconds
; Default:
;timeout=3600

;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; DASHBOARD SETTINGS
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;[dashboard]
; Autorefresh Interval in milliseconds
; Default:
;autorefresh_interval=60000

;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; TABLE SETTINGS
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;[tables]
; Possible values for pagination
; Default:
;pagination_values=10,25,50,100

; Default number of rows per page
; for possible values see pagination_values
; Default:
;pagination_default_value=25

; State saving - restore table state on page reload.
; Default:
;save_previous_state=false

;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; VARIOUS SETTINGS
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;[autochanger]
; Name of the pool used to label and assign new media, e.g. Scratch.
; Default:
;labelpooltype=

;[restore]
; Restore filetree refresh timeout in milliseconds
; Default:
;filetree_refresh_timeout=120000

; Merge jobs on client selection
; Default:
;merge_jobs=true

; Merge filesets on client selection
; Default:
;merge_filesets=true

;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; THEME SETTINGS
;------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;[theme]
; Possible values: default, sunflower
; Default:
;name=sunflower

Configure updating the Bvfs cache frequently

The restore module in the Bareos WebUI makes use of the Bvfs API and for example the .bvfs_update command to generate or update the Bvfs cache for jobs that are not already in the cache.

In case of larger backup jobs with lots of files that are not already in the cache, this could lead to timeouts while trying to load the filetree in the Bareos WebUI. That is why we highly recommend to update the Bvfs cache frequently.

This can be accomplished by the Run Script directive of a Job Resource.

The following code snippet is an example how to run the cache update process in a RunScript after the catalog backup.

Job {
  Name = "BackupCatalog"
  Level = Full
  Fileset = "Catalog"
  Schedule = "WeeklyCycleAfterBackup"
  JobDefs = "DefaultJob"
  WriteBootstrap = "|/usr/sbin/bsmtp -h localhost -f "(Bareos) " -s "Bootstrap for Job %j" root@localhost"
  Priority = 100
  run before job = "/usr/lib/bareos/scripts/make_catalog_backup MyCatalog"
  run after job = "/usr/lib/bareos/scripts/delete_catalog_backup MyCatalog"
  Run Script {
    Console = ".bvfs_update"
    RunsWhen = After
    RunsOnClient = No
  }

Note

We do not provide a list of Jobs specified in the JobId command argument so the cache is computed for all jobs not already in the cache.

As an alternative to the method above the Bvfs cache can be updated after each job run by using the Run Script directive as well.

Job {
  Name = "backup-client-01"
  Client = "client-01.example.com"
  JobDefs = "DefaultJob"
  Run Script {
    Console = ".bvfs_update jobid=%i"
    RunsWhen = After
    RunsOnClient = No
  }
}

Note

We do provide a specific JobId in the JobId command argument in this example. Only the JobId given by the placeholder %i will be computed into the cache.

NGINX

If you prefer to use Bareos WebUI on Nginx with php-fpm instead of Apache, a basic working configuration could look like this:

bareos-webui on nginx

server {

        listen       9100;
        server_name  bareos;
        root         /var/www/bareos-webui/public;

        location / {
                index index.php;
                try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php?$query_string;
        }

        location ~ .php$ {

                include snippets/fastcgi-php.conf;

                # php5-cgi alone:
                # pass the PHP
                # scripts to FastCGI server
                # listening on 127.0.0.1:9000
                #fastcgi_pass 127.0.0.1:9000;

                # php5-fpm:
                fastcgi_pass unix:/var/run/php5-fpm.sock;

                # APPLICATION_ENV:  set to 'development' or 'production'
                #fastcgi_param APPLICATION_ENV development;
                fastcgi_param APPLICATION_ENV production;

        }

}

This will make the Bareos WebUI accessible at http://bareos:9100/ (assuming your DNS resolve the hostname bareos to the NGINX server).

php.ini settings

The Bareos WebUI relies on date functions. Set the date.timezone directive according to the timezone of your Bareos Director.

[Date]
; Defines the default timezone used by the date functions
; http://php.net/date.timezone
date.timezone = Europe/Berlin

Command ACL Requirements

The following tables show which commands are required and optional for each module of the Bareos WebUI.

Optional commands may be denied by Command ACL (Dir->Profile) settings to limit specific functionality. If you deny a required command, the module will not work.

Note

The commands .api, .help and use are essential commands and should never be denied by Command ACL (Dir->Profile) settings in your Console (Dir) or Profile (Dir) resources.

Client Module
Command	Client
disable	optional
enable	optional
list	required
llist	required
status	optional
use	required
version	required
.api	required
.clients	required
.help	required

Dashboard Module
Command	Dashboard
cancel	optional
list	required
llist	required
use	required
.api	required
.help	required

Director Module
Command	Director
list	required
llist	required
status	optional
use	required
.api	required
.help	required

Fileset Module
Command	Fileset
list	required
llist	required
use	required
.api	required
.help	required

Job Module
Command	Job
cancel	optional
disable	optional
enable	optional
list	required
llist	required
rerun	optional
run	optional
use	required
.api	required
.defaults	required
.filesets	required
.help	required
.jobs	required
.pools	required
.storages	required

Volume/Media Module
Command	Media
list	required
llist	required
use	required
.api	required
.help	required

Pool Module
Command	Pool
list	required
llist	required
use	required
.api	required
.help	required

Restore Module
Command	Restore
list	required
llist	required
restore	optional
use	required
.api	required
.filesets	required
.help	required
.jobs	required
.bvfs_lsdirs	required
.bvfs_lsfiles	required
.bvfs_update	required
.bvfs_get_jobids	required
.bvfs_versions	required
.bvfs_restore	required

Schedule Module
Command	Schedule
disable	optional
enable	optional
list	required
llist	required
status	optional
show	optional
use	required
.api	required
.help	required
.schedule	required

Storage Module
Command	Storage
export	optional
import	optional
label	optional
list	required
llist	required
release	optional
status	optional
update	optional
use	required
.api	required
.help	required
.pools	optional

Analytics Module
Command	Analytics
list	required
llist	required
use	required
.api	required
.help	required

A complete overview of bconsole command usage in the Bareos WebUI can be found in the Developer Guide chapter “Command usage in modules and the according ACL requirements”.

Access Control Configuration

Access Control is configured in Profile (Dir), Console (Dir) or User (Dir) resources.

Below are some example profile resources that should serve you as guidance to configure access to certain elements of the Bareos WebUI to your needs and use cases.

Full Access

No restrictions are given by Profile (Dir), everything is allowed. This profile is included in the Bareos WebUI package.

Profile Resource - Administrator Access Example

Profile {
   Name = "webui-admin"
   CommandACL = *all*
   JobACL = *all*
   ScheduleACL = *all*
   CatalogACL = *all*
   PoolACL = *all*
   StorageACL = *all*
   ClientACL = *all*
   FilesetACL = *all*
   WhereACL = *all*
}

Limited Access

Users with the following profile example have limited access to various resources but they are allowed to run, rerun and cancel the jobs backup-bareos-fd and backup-example-fd.

Note

Access to depending resources for the jobs set in the Job ACL (Dir->Profile) needs also be given by Client ACL (Dir->Profile), Pool ACL (Dir->Profile), Storage ACL (Dir->Profile) and File Set ACL (Dir->Profile) settings.

Users of this profile are also able to do a restore from within the Bareos WebUI by having access to the RestoreFiles job resource, the required Bvfs API commands and the restore command itself.

Profile Resource - Limited Access Example

Profile {
   Name = "webui-user"
   # Multiple CommandACL directives as given below are concatenated
   CommandACL = .api, .help, use, version, status, show
   CommandACL = list, llist
   CommandACL = run, rerun, cancel, restore
   CommandACL = .clients, .jobs, .filesets, .pools, .storages, .defaults, .schedule
   CommandACL = .bvfs_update, .bvfs_get_jobids, .bvfs_lsdirs, .bvfs_lsfiles
   CommandACL = .bvfs_versions, .bvfs_restore, .bvfs_cleanup
   JobACL = backup-bareos-fd, backup-example-fd, RestoreFiles
   ScheduleACL = WeeklyCycle
   CatalogACL = MyCatalog
   PoolACL = Full, Differential, Incremental
   StorageACL = File
   ClientACL = bareos-fd, example-fd
   FilesetACL = SelfTest, example-fileset
   WhereACL = *all*
}

Read-Only Access

This example profile resource denies access to most of the commands and additionally restricts access to certain other resources like Job (Dir), Schedule (Dir), Pool (Dir), Storage (Dir), Client (Dir), Fileset (Dir), etc.

Users of this profile would not be able to run or restore jobs, execute volume and autochanger related operations, enable or disable resources besides other restrictions.

Profile Resource - Read-Only Access Example 1

Profile {
  Name = "webui-user-readonly-example-1"

  # Deny general command access
  CommandACL = !.bvfs_clear_cache, !.exit, !configure, !purge, !prune, !reload
  CommandACL = !create, !update, !delete, !disable, !enable
  CommandACL = !show, !status

  # Deny job related command access
  CommandACL = !run, !rerun, !restore, !cancel

  # Deny autochanger related command access
  CommandACL = !mount, !umount, !unmount, !export, !import, !move, !release, !automount

  # Deny media/volume related command access
  CommandACL = !add, !label, !relabel, !truncate

  # Deny SQL related command access
  CommandACL = !sqlquery, !query, !.sql

  # Deny debugging related command access
  CommandACL = !setdebug, !trace

  # Deny network related command access
  CommandACL = !setbandwidth, !setip, !resolve

  # Allow non-excluded command access
  CommandACL = *all*

  # Allow access to the following job resources
  Job ACL = backup-bareos-fd, RestoreFiles

  # Allow access to the following schedule resources
  Schedule ACL = WeeklyCycle

  # Allow access to the following catalog resources
  Catalog ACL = MyCatalog

  # Deny access to the following pool resources
  Pool ACL = !Scratch

  # Allow access to non-excluded pool resources
  Pool ACL = *all*

  # Allow access to the following storage resources
  Storage ACL = File

  # Allow access to the following client resources
  Client ACL = bareos-fd

  # Allow access to the following filset resources
  FileSet ACL = SelfTest

  # Allow access to restore to any filesystem location
  Where ACL = *all*
}

Alternatively the example above can be configured as following if you prefer a shorter version.

Profile Resource - Read-Only Access Example 2

Profile {
  Name = "webui-user-readonly-example-2"

  # Allow access to the following commands
  CommandACL = .api, .help, use, version, status
  CommandACL = list, llist
  CommandACL = .clients, .jobs, .filesets, .pools, .storages, .defaults, .schedule
  CommandACL = .bvfs_lsdirs, .bvfs_lsfiles, .bvfs_update, .bvfs_get_jobids, .bvfs_versions, .bvfs_restore

  # Allow access to the following job resources
  Job ACL = backup-bareos-fd, RestoreFiles

  # Allow access to the following schedule resources
  Schedule ACL = WeeklyCycle

  # Allow access to the following catalog resources
  Catalog ACL = MyCatalog

  # Allow access to the following  pool resources
  Pool ACL = Full, Differential, Incremental

  # Allow access to the following storage resources
  Storage ACL = File

  # Allow access to the following client resources
  Client ACL = bareos-fd

  # Allow access to the following filset resources
  FileSet ACL = SelfTest

  # Allow access to restore to any filesystem location
  Where ACL = *all*
}

For more details, please read Profile Resource.

Restore

By default when running a restore in the Bareos WebUI the most recent version of all files from the available backups will be restored. You can change this behavior by selecting the merge strategy and specific job selections in the fields described below. The Bareos WebUI allows you to restore multiple files or specific file versions.

Available restore parameters

Client

A list of available backup clients.

Backup jobs

A list of successful backup jobs available for the selected client.

Merge all client filesets

Determines if all available backup job filesets for the selected client should be merged into one file tree. This is helpful i.e. if multiple backup jobs with different filesets are available for the selected client. When you are just interested in a specific backup job, disable merging here and make the appropriate selection of a backup job.

Merge all related jobs to last full backup of selected backup job

By default all most recent versions of a file from your incremental, differential and full backup jobs will be merged into the file tree. If this behaviour is not desirable and instead the file tree should show the contents of a particular backup job, set the value to “No” here. Select a specific backup job afterwards to browse through the according file tree which has been backed up by that job.

Restore to client

In case you do not want to restore to the original client, you can select an alternative client here.

Restore job

Sometimes dedicated restore jobs may be required, which can be selected here.

Replace files on client

Here you can change the behaviour of how and when files should be replaced on the backup client while restoring.

always

never

if file being restored is older than existing file

if file being restored is newer than existing file

Restore location on client

If you like to restore all files to the original location then enter a single / here but keep the settings of “Replace files on client” in mind.

In case you want to use another location, simply enter the path here where you want to restore to on the selected client, for example /tmp/bareos-restore/.

Plugin options

Provide a plugin options string here if required. The field is only shown if a fileset using a plugin is detected.

Restore multiple files

Restore a specific file version

Limitations

Note

Restoring NDMP backups is currently not supported by Bareos WebUI. Please use the bconsole instead.

Bareos Webui

Features

System Requirements

Installation

Adding the Bareos Repository

Install the bareos-webui package

Minimal Configuration

Upgrading Bareos WebUI

Upgrade from Bareos 21 or lower to Bareos 22

Debian, Ubuntu, Univention

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES), openSUSE

Before upgrading

After upgrading

Console/Profile changes

Additional detailed information

Create a restricted consoles

Configuration of profile resources

SELinux

AppArmor

TransportEncryption

Configure your Apache Webserver

Configure your /etc/bareos-webui/directors.ini

Configure your /etc/bareos-webui/configuration.ini

Configure updating the Bvfs cache frequently

NGINX

php.ini settings

Command ACL Requirements

Access Control Configuration

Full Access

Limited Access

Read-Only Access

Restore

Available restore parameters

Restore multiple files

Restore a specific file version

Limitations

Configure your `/etc/bareos-webui/configuration.ini`