Hi,
as far as I understand from the manual, bacula does not run any high
priority job while a job with a different priority is running.
So if bacula is running a prio 10 job it will not start a prio 1 job
in any circumstance.

I have many short jobs (ca. 10 Minutes up to 1 Hour) and 2 or 3 very
long jobs (up to 3 days).
This is because we have to transfer a big database to an archive
location over small bandwidth.

In this situation it is impossible to build jobs with different
priorities because when the long term job is running no other job will
start beside jobs with the same priority.
So using different priorities is useless in this situation.

Is there any reason why bacula does not start any higher prioritized
job or s there a workaround?

Regards,

Michael


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