Kern Sibbald wrote:
> On Friday 24 November 2006 17:57, James Ray wrote:
>> All,
>>      I think I have a nasty problem with a tape label:
>> *read label
>> btape: btape.c:385 Volume has no label.
>>
>> Volume Label:
>> Id                : **error**VerNo             : 0
>> VolName           :
>> PrevVolName       :
>> VolFile           : 0
>> LabelType         : Unknown 0
>> LabelSize         : 0
>> PoolName          :
>> MediaType         :
>> PoolType          :
>> HostName          :
>> Date label written: -4712-01-01 at 00:00
>>
>> Looks like some how its been ruined in some way, not quite sure how yet.
>>
>> Is there any way to see if there is any valid bacula data on the tape still?
> 
> Run almost any of the SD utility programs such as bls or even bacula-sd and 
> add the -p option.  It will *try* to ignore ugly things like missing labels, 
> but your chance of success is pretty small ...
> 

Thanks for the suggestions Kern, tried and failed ;(

Here is what I think has happened, I have been experiancing nasty hard
hangs for unrelated reasons on my tape library (it hard hangs on the
mis-read of a barcode!).

1) Tape Library hard hangs
2) I restart the library
3) Bacula starts writing to the tape from where it thinks it is,
un-known to bacula the library re-winds tapes when it restarts
4) bacula over writes from file:block 0:0

Is that possible do you think Kern?

-- 
James Ray.                          <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Computing Services
Queen Mary, University of London

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