Don’t poke around in your config files!
(Unless you really really know you changed something in there)Chances are that you have a version mismatch, maybe the manager or one of your clients have been updated outside he scope of compatibility.
Check that first, it could save you five minutes, maybe ten.
I had a mismatch with some old Ubuntu and Debian systems and upon concluding that not all involved machines would handle a update, I felt reluctantly forced (or at least mildly indifferent) to downgrade the offending client.
Find what version/s the machines can agree on and find a way to downgrade/upgrade your installations.
In my case (that most likely do not mach your case in versions) it was a matter of adding following in sources.list
Do NOT just blindly copy and paste this
###### Comment out this old repo after downgrading bacula
deb http://se.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ trusty main
followed by
sudo apt-get update
and then
These exact version are most likely NOT for you.
sudo apt-get install bacula-console=5.2.6+dfsg-9.1ubuntu3 bacula-fd=5.2.6+dfsg-9.1ubuntu3 bacula-common=5.2.6+dfsg-9.1ubuntu3 bacula-client=5.2.6+dfsg-9.1ubuntu3
And that was it really. The hardest part was to find the version-names of the old packages that I needed.
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