Using btape, I manually looked at all of the tape labels, but I can't
seem to load them into the catalog.
Here I've manually loaded the tape from slot #1, went into btape and
read out the label. Then I tried to bscan it into the catalog. No go.
[root@bacula ~]# /usr/libexec/bacula/mtx-chang
>
> I tried running "label barcodes", but it errors out saying that the tapes
> are already labeled, which is why I ran the "add pool=Default
> storage=ML6000-LTO3-0". I assumed it would read the labels already on the
> tapes, but instead ran me through the dialog I posted earlier.
>
Hey Mr. Ru
On 10/02/2014 07:43 PM, Ana Emília M. Arruda wrote:
Hi Russ,
First of all, you said that you have LTO-6 tapes. So, I recomend you
specify it in your Device name definition, that will avoid some
confusion in the future:
Device {
Name = ML6000-LTO6-0
...
}
Good idea. Will do.
A secon
Hello,
2014-10-03 1:27 GMT+02:00 Russ Button :
> The times they are a-changing, but my Dell Autochanger sure isn't...
>
> I'm working at getting an initial install of bacula up and running. My
> backup server is a Dell R510 running CentOS 7.0, which has bacula version
> 5.2.13-18 in the yum rep
Hi Russ,
First of all, you said that you have LTO-6 tapes. So, I recomend you
specify it in your Device name definition, that will avoid some confusion
in the future:
Device {
Name = ML6000-LTO6-0
...
}
A second question is: don't you have barcodes? Are you sure you're going to
work without ba
The times they are a-changing, but my Dell Autochanger sure isn't...
I'm working at getting an initial install of bacula up and running. My
backup server is a Dell R510 running CentOS 7.0, which has bacula
version 5.2.13-18 in the yum repository. I'm using mysql for the data
base. We're goi
