Hi All

I am still having no luck with this - backups fail at random because "User defined maximum volume capacity exceeded on device".  I am using bacula-1.36.3 (stable on Gentoo).  I have tried setting "Maximum Volume Bytes" as follows through the pool declaration in /etc/bacula/bacula-dir.conf:
# Monday pool definition
Pool {
  Name = MondayPool
  Pool Type = Backup
  Recycle = yes
  AutoPrune = yes
  Maximum Volume Jobs = 2
  Maximum Volume Bytes = 38654705664
  Volume Retention = 6 days
  Accept Any Volume = yes


When I try update the volume with update media and choosing 12 - Update volume from pool (After updating pools from resources) the volume still retains the value it has decided for itself:
*llist volume=Monday
          MediaId: 3
       VolumeName: Monday
             Slot: 0
           PoolId: 2
        MediaType: DAT-72
     FirstWritten: 2006-07-18 10:18:15
      LastWritten: 2006-07-18 10:19:51
        LabelDate: 2006-07-18 08:43:02
          VolJobs: 2
         VolFiles: 24
        VolBlocks: 347,485
        VolMounts: 29
         VolBytes: 22,416,887,896
        VolErrors: 0
        VolWrites: 4,852,712
 VolCapacityBytes: 0
        VolStatus: Used
          Recycle: 1
     VolRetention: 518,400
   VolUseDuration: 0
       MaxVolJobs: 2
      MaxVolFiles: 0
      MaxVolBytes: 22,416,887,896
        InChanger: 1
          EndFile: 23
         EndBlock: 1,493



Ciao
Warwick

Warwick Bruce Chapman wrote:


Martin Simmons wrote:
On Wed, 17 May 2006 11:48:11 +0200, Warwick Bruce Chapman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
           
Martin Simmons wrote:
   
On Wed, 17 May 2006 11:19:09 +0200, Warwick Bruce Chapman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
                           
Hey All

How do I tell Bacula to ignore a "User defined maximum capacity" and just use the whole tape.  I have not defined this anywhere and have even tried setting it to 0 in the resource and I still keep getting this error.  Sometimes it happens after just one backup +-14GB. This is a DAT72 tape and I usually get about 37GB on it.

16-May 23:00 gateway-dir: Start Backup JobId 177, Job=DailyBackup.2006-05-16_23.00.01
16-May 23:00 gateway-sd: Volume "Tuesday" previously written, moving to end of data.
16-May 23:01 gateway-sd: Ready to append to end of Volume "Tuesday" at file=20.
17-May 00:02 gateway-sd: User defined maximum volume capacity 35,693,601,938 exceeded on device /dev/nst0.
17-May 00:02 gateway-sd: End of medium on Volume "Tuesday" Bytes=35,693,548,943 Blocks=553,287 at 17-May-2006 00:02.
17-May 00:04 gateway-dir: Pruned 2 Jobs on Volume "Tuesday" from catalog.
17-May 00:04 gateway-sd: Job DailyBackup.2006-05-16_23.00.01 waiting. Cannot find any appendable volumes.
           
The resource values are copied into the media table in the catalog when the
volume is created, so check that using the 'llist volumes' command.  If the
maxvolbytes is non-zero it can be updated using the 'update media' command.

__Martin
       
Hi Martin

I get this, but even configuring te resource with 0 and updating all the volumes from the resource (ie. all volumes are MaxBytes=0), I still end up with this situation?  I don't want to have to manually update the tapes just to get the backup to run?!
   

What about the "Maximum Volume Size" in bacula-sd.conf?  It must be one of
these two limits.

__Martin
 
Hey Martin

Maximum Volume Size is a depreciated directive.  It has been depreciated in favour of *Maximum Volume Bytes* defined in the Director's configuration file.  I have already tried setting *Maximum Volume Bytes *to 0 - with no luck.  If I use the update command to set a "Full" tape to 0, all lives happily and well.  I am going to try set **Maximum Volume Bytes** to 77309411328 for tonight's backup, update the pool from the resource and update the tape from the pool and see how it goes.


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