Re: [Bacula-users] Can't modify job in bconsole

> > When I start command "restore", I can't modify it. > > If I enter "mod" and then press enter, the bconsole will write "Job > > not run.". > On second thought I don't think my answer about console is the case > here. I searched for mod Job not run and did not see anything that > pertains, per

Re: [Bacula-users] Can't modify job in bconsole

> > When I start command "restore", I can't modify it. > > If I enter "mod" and then press enter, the bconsole will write "Job > > not run.". > On second thought I don't think my answer about console is the case > here. I searched for mod Job not run and did not see anything that > pertains, per

Re: [Bacula-users] Can't modify job in bconsole

On 5/7/2011 12:20 AM, Kirill Pekarov wrote: > Hi All! > > I have problem with bconsole. > > When I start command "restore", I can't modify it. > If I enter "mod" and then press enter, the bconsole will write "Job > not run.". > Even if I write "yes", the same result - "Job not run." > But, if in t

Re: [Bacula-users] Can't modify job in bconsole

On 5/7/2011 12:20 AM, Kirill Pekarov wrote: > Hi All! > > I have problem with bconsole. > > When I start command "restore", I can't modify it. > If I enter "mod" and then press enter, the bconsole will write "Job > not run.". > Even if I write "yes", the same result - "Job not run." > But, if in t

[Bacula-users] Can't modify job in bconsole

Hi All! I have problem with bconsole. When I start command "restore", I can't modify it. If I enter "mod" and then press enter, the bconsole will write "Job not run.". Even if I write "yes", the same result - "Job not run." But, if in this step I'll just press enter, then job will be execute d.