> Thank you John for the prompt answer. However this seems not to fix the > entire issue. The tape is not ejected..... > Ohh. Sorry I see. > > I have no idea how to do this from within Bacula and obviously I cannot > use 'mt -f /dev/nst0 eject' from a script as Bacula still locks the device. > After some google-ing I found a workaround that suggests maintaining my > original script, but adding a mount command at the end which would mount > an empty drive and thus producing an error but with the side effect that > Bacula has control over the tapedrive again. > Is there a more elegant way? > No, do the mount on the empty drive.
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