> There is a maximum concurrent jobs parameter in the client declaration
> as well and it equals 1 by default. So there's only one concurrent jobs
> per client by default. You have to set the value in your client
> declaration to raise this value.

OK. I neglected to mention that the bacula-fd.conf on the client is essentially 
the same as that on the server, so its Maximum Concurrent Jobs is 20 as well. 
Again, since i didn't change this value, I assume it is the installed default.

On the client, the bacula-fd.conf is in /etc/bacula and the bacula-fd script is 
in /sbin. I am still learning Linux and haven't gotten to the part about how to 
run programs at bootup, so I start this one manually from the shell thus:

cd /etc/bacula
bacula-fd




Tks n rgds,
Richard White CNE6
Network Engineer
Mason County, Washington
360-427-5501
[EMAIL PROTECTED]



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