On Monday 15 January 2007 17:11, Lucas Di Pentima wrote:
> Hi there,
> 
> I'm having some problem with bacula 1.38.11, I have this setup for daily
> pool:
> 
> Pool {
>   Name = Inc-Pool
>   Pool Type = Backup
>   Recycle = no                  # No reciclamos porque se graba en DVD-R
>   AutoPrune = yes               # Eliminamos del catalogo datos viejos
>   Volume Retention = 60 days    # 2 meses de soporte en catalogo
>   Maximum Volume Bytes = 4 g    # 4GB para poder grabarse en los DVD-R
>   Volume Use Duration = 5 days  # Permitimos 1 semana de margen para usar
>                                 # Volumen antes de pedir uno nuevo
>   Accept Any Volume = yes
>   Label Format = Incremental-
> }
> 
> The idea is that old volumes are written on DVD and erased from the
> harddisk and the catalog. My problem was that last week I erased from
> the catalog volumes from "Incremental-0001" to "Incremental-0006", and
> the system was using "Incremental-0014" until it got to the 4GB limit.
> So, instead of selecting as a new name the "Incremental-0015", used
> "Incremental-0006", giving me this message:
> 
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
> 15-Jan 10:19 s1.intra.bcsf.org.ar-dir: Start Backup JobId 928,
> Job=Geren02Job.2007-01-15_09.30.07
> 15-Jan 10:18 geren02.intra.bcsf.org.ar-fd: DIR and FD clocks differ by
> -54 seconds, FD automatically adjusting.
> 15-Jan 10:19 s1.intra.bcsf.org.ar-sd: Volume "Incremental-0014"
> previously written, moving to end of data.
> 15-Jan 10:23 s1.intra.bcsf.org.ar-sd: User defined maximum volume
> capacity 4,294,967,296 exceeded on device "FileStorage" (/u/bacula/).
> 15-Jan 10:23 s1.intra.bcsf.org.ar-sd: End of medium on Volume
> "Incremental-0014" Bytes=4,294,963,232 Blocks=66,594 at 15-Jan-2007 10:23.
> 15-Jan 10:23 s1.intra.bcsf.org.ar-dir: Created new Volume
> "Incremental-0006" in catalog.
> 15-Jan 10:23 s1.intra.bcsf.org.ar-sd: Labeled new Volume
> "Incremental-0006" on device "FileStorage" (/u/bacula/).
> 15-Jan 10:23 s1.intra.bcsf.org.ar-sd: Wrote label to prelabeled Volume
> "Incremental-0006" on device "FileStorage" (/u/bacula/)
> 15-Jan 10:23 s1.intra.bcsf.org.ar-sd: New volume "Incremental-0006"
> mounted on device "FileStorage" (/u/bacula/) at 15-Jan-2007 10:23.
> [...]
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> Why did this happened? I want Bacula to add the volume number always.

I believe that it appends the number of volumes in the pool and as long as 
that is unique, it is happy.  If it is not unique, it tries a few other 
numbers.

I recommend you use Python scripting. That way you can define the Volume 
number the way you want, and you can verify that it does not already exist.

> 
> Thanks in advance
> -- 
> Lucas Di Pentima - Santa Fe, Argentina - Jabber ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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