Comment 2 for bug 724155

Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make Ubuntu better.

It looks like bacula-director-mysql had problems contacting the mysql database that is supporting the installation.

If mysql-server was already installed and running, this is maybe because you did not supply the correct admin password during the configuration of bacula-director-mysql. This is also caused when mysql-server is not pre-installed; this package is a dependency for bacula and is installed but does not start prior to bacula configuration causing this type of error.

Please can you try running the following commands:

 sudo apt-get remove bacula-director-mysql
 sudo apt-get install bacula

This should remove the current part-installed bacula packages and re-start the installation. You should get prompted for the admin password of the mysql-server database.

Please update this bug if this resolved your issue.

Thanks