Hello Rich, 

You can always retrieve the messages from the Bacula log. It is saved in the 
destination defined in the Messages directive (bacula-dir.conf): append = 
"/var/log/bacula.log" = all, !skipped 
It is possible to cat it and grep in the search for reload messages output. 
E.g.: 

cat /var/log/bacula.log | grep ERROR 

or 

cat /var/log/bacula.log | grep Error: 

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> From: "Rich Otero" <rot...@editshare.com>
> To: "Roberts, Ben" <ben.robe...@gsacapital.com>
> Cc: bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Sent: Tuesday, October 20, 2015 11:24:54 AM
> Subject: Re: [Bacula-users] Bconsole Reload Sometimes Doesn't Load New Job
> Resource Definitions

> Ben, thanks for the input. We used to have that problem too: We had a bug in 
> our
> code that would result in a lot of old bconsoles being left open and we would
> hit the concurrent jobs limit. We fixed that some time ago, but your message
> and someone else's yesterday are directing me to the message. I haven't looked
> at those yet.

> Regards,
> Rich Otero
> Director, Technical Support and Professional Services
> EditShare
> rot...@editshare.com
> 617-782-0479

> On Tue, Oct 20, 2015 at 2:47 AM, Roberts, Ben < ben.robe...@gsacapital.com >
> wrote:

>>> On a particular customer system, we find that the new job resource has not 
>>> been
>> > loaded after the `reload` command has completed.

>> My workflow relies on the reload command heavily (puppet drops in updated 
>> config
>> files and executes the reload command afterwards; this normally works very
>> well. Occasionally I have problems and this is always evidenced by “Error: 
>> Too
>> many open reload requests. Request ignored” in the messages output. The 
>> normal
>> cause for this in my experience is too many connected bconsoles (which appear
>> to count against the director’s concurrent job limit?) Killing off the old
>> bconsole sessions that people have spawned under screen weeks before and
>> forgotten usually fixes this. I rarely have to restart the director service
>> more than once or twice a year and that’s normally for other issues.

>> Regards,

>> Ben Roberts

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