On 12/03/2013 8:48 AM, Simon Tyler wrote:
[SNIP]
> This problem was really very annoying and intermittent, and I hope no
> one else encounters it, but just in case you do: DO NOT PRINT YOUR OWN
> LABELS EVER
I've never had a problem with labels I have printed myself.
I have mix-and-matched variou
> DO NOT PRINT YOUR OWN LABELS
> EVER
I have for the last 100 or so tapes and I have had 0 issues with that.
John
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Although this issue is old, I thought I should update the list on
resolution:
As noted below and in several previous posts, I had a lot of problems with
tapes not being recognized. It appears that the tapes were labelled by
someone generating a barcode online, and printing out the bar code labels
Hello,
2013/3/11 Bill Arlofski
> On 03/10/13 16:33, Erik P. Olsen wrote:
> > I run bacula using disk based volume files. I am shortly running out of
> space of
> > my backup device. Apparently there are lots of files which are no longer
> needed.
> > What is the mechanism of removing such volume
Am 11.03.2013 01:13, schrieb Bill Arlofski:
> or in a script to remove several:
>
> for vol in "list of volumes"; do
> echo "delete volume=$vol yes" | bconsole
> done
May I suggest a slight optimization?
for vol in "list of volumes"; do
echo "delete volume=$vol yes"
done | bconsole
avoids s
