Bacularis-API 5.9.0

We are pleased to announce the release of Bacularis 5.9.0. This version introduces
several important new features and improvements, which you can find detailed below.

MS SQL Server database plugin

We have introduced a brand-new plugin for backing up Microsoft SQL Server databases.
It provides advanced protection for:

• Databases
• Transaction logs
• Encryption data

The plugin supports both Windows and Linux MS SQL Server instances, in local
as well as remote locations. It also includes Point-in-Time Recovery (PITR)
directly available from the web interface.

All technical details for this plugin are available in the dedicated documentation
chapter:

https://bacularis.app/doc/plugins/database/microsoft-sql-server-backup-plugin.html

Sudo-rs support

In version 5.9.0, we have also added basic support for sudo-rs. Below
is a list of features currently supported with sudo-rs. Full support is planned
for future releases after 5.9.0.

• Bconsole command execution

• Bacula JSON tools (Bacula configuration-related functions in Bacularis)

• Actions (starting, stopping, and restarting Bacula components)

• Software Management:

  • Deploying the Bacula File Daemon
  • Deploying the Bacula Storage Daemon
  • Deploying the Bacula Bconsole

• Installing TLS/SSL certificate

• Changing web server port

Please note that these sudo-rs changes are fully transparent to Bacularis users
and do not require any additional actions or configuration. Traditional sudo
continues to be fully supported and will remain supported in the future.

Other functions

We have added a new OS profile for Bacula and Bacularis deployments
on Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka.

We have also improved debug logging, with special focus on plugin-related messages.

Fixes

This release includes several bug fixes. One notable fix addresses issues
with OIDC login when using Alpine-based Docker container images.

We wish you easy installations and successful upgrades!