Francisco Reyes writes:

> Using Bacula 1.38.11 in FreeBSD 6.1
> Using disk volumes.
> 
> I have a pool with a large set of Purged volumes, yet Bacula continues to 
> make new volumes in the pool.

Better queries.

To get count.

select count(*)
from media where volstatus = 'Purged'  and recycle = 1 and
volretention/(3600*24) < (CURRENT_DATE-lastwritten::date)::int

To see them
select volumename,mediatype,firstwritten::date,lastwritten::date,
labeldate::date,volstatus,recycle,
volretention/(3600*24) as Retention, (CURRENT_DATE-lastwritten::date)::int  
as Age
from media where volstatus = 'Purged' and  recycle = 1 and
volretention/(3600*24) < (CURRENT_DATE-lastwritten::date)::int
limit 10;

Anyone else using postgresql and disk volumes could try these queries to see 
if they are experiencing simmilar issues?

On my setup I find 358 volumes which are purged, marked for recycle and with 
last_writen greater than the expiration date. This, in my case, adds up to 
716GB of dead space!!

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