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Hi,
Just ran a bscan today to re-read a tape where the files had been
purged by
normal processes. After the bscan, the job record in the database still had
purgedfiles set to 1, which means that when running a restore through bconsole,
it would fetch all the file records, then check the purgefiles flag and tell me
that the job had been purged, and asked me if I'd like to restore all the files
from the job.
If I manually updated the jobs table, setting that purgedfiles back to 0 for
that job, I could then start the file selection process.
Is this expected, or have I missed something? I'm expecting the latter, but
have no idea what. I can't see any code where it would set PurgedFiles to
anything other than 1, but that seem strange to me.
This is on Bacula 5.0.0
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
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Craig Miskell
Senior Systems Administrator
Opus International Consultants
Phone: +64 4 471 7209
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neglecting to use the actual body of the message for any content mostly just to
annoy people
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