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Server Gremlin wrote:
> I don't think it will. It sounds like the "relabel" command actually
> requires you to first trash the volume; ie, remove it from the pool,
> remove any data on it, etc. It's like starting over. I don't want to
> do that. I have jobs running on the tape. In fact, one job was
> part-way done on one tape, it filled that tape, and then I put in this
> new tape on which I fubar'ed the label. All I want to do is rename the
> tape. Can I do that? I get the feeling I can't.
You can, but it involves some hackery and is of course completely
unsupported.
Step one: Shut down Bacula.
Step two: edit the volume's name in the SQL database (everywhere you
find it).
Step three: Start btape and use the 'writelabel' command to write the
new label to the tape.
Step four: Start Bacula again.
At this point, you should have your tape with the label you wrote to it
and the database showing the new name. I cannot guarantee though that
this won't wipe your data or screw up your catalog in some way.
Greetings,
Michel
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