Hi all,

I've read the fine manual and perused the mailing list and I'm stuck. I'm
using disk backups at the moment and wish to have all the jobs that run at
night be appended to 1 file/volume and have bacula use a next file the
next night. I've set the  Volume Use Duration = 1 day, but instead it
seems it is only using one Volume per job, while I do not have the Maximum
Volume Jobs set.

Also, I have some general questions to which I wasn't able to find answers
in documentation or mailing lists:
1.  in 'list media' in the column VolStatus is listed 'Error'. I haven't
been able to find in the bacula manual what this means either? (only how
to change it to something else?). I have found why it is marking them as
'error', although this does not make sense to me either? Reported in the
messages is:

23-Nov 16:25 ann-adm01-dir: Start Backup JobId 545,
Job=asn-pre-mdb01-system.2005-11-23_16.20.48
23-Nov 16:25 ann-adm01-sd: asn-pre-mdb01-system.2005-11-23_16.20.48
Warning: Volume "Inc-0041" not on device "FileStorage" (/data/bacula).
23-Nov 16:25 ann-adm01-sd: Marking Volume "Inc-0041" in Error in Catalog.
23-Nov 16:25 ann-adm01-dir: Created new Volume "Inc-0042" in catalog.
23-Nov 16:25 ann-adm01-sd: Labeled new Volume "Inc-0042" on device
"FileStorage" (/data/bacula).
23-Nov 16:25 ann-adm01-sd: Wrote label to prelabeled Volume "Inc-0042" on
device "FileStorage" (/data/bacula)

It says it is not on device FileStorage, but the previous 2 jobs have just
written to this voluem "Inc-0041" without problems, and the volume
Inc-0041 was just created before those two jobs. And after job 545 and the
next have written to Inc-0042 the same sequence is repeated. Anyone know
what is going on? (I can paste more messages output if necessary).

2. what exactly is the difference between an incremental and an
differential backup?

Thanks in advance.

Kind regards,

Costyn van Dongen.

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