Hello,
I personally recommend to use a Scratch Pool for tapes. When you label a
new tapes add them to the Scratch, then when Bacula will require a new tape
then takes it from Scratch.
best regards
2015-08-31 1:26 GMT+02:00 Kern Sibbald :
> Most likely you left one of the newly labelled tapes in
Most likely you left one of the newly labelled tapes in the drive. If
Bacula finds an appendable tape in a drive, it will use that tape in
preference to unmounted tapes.
On 08/30/2015 07:17 AM, philhu wrote:
> I added 5 tapes to my 24 slot library. I noticed bacula did not start using
> the pre
That was it
Thank you. I did move some tapes around to add the new ones. Forgot that
command..Here is the output:
*update slots
The defined Storage resources are:
1: File1
2: File2
3: LTO-4
Select Storage resource (1-3): 3
Connecting to Storage daemon LTO-4 at bkpcentos7:910
> I added 5 tapes to my 24 slot library. I noticed bacula did not start using
> the
> previous tape in append mode that it had been using. It skipped to the next.
>
> Then after I labelled the new tapes (label barcodes slots=17-22), the next job
> then skipped a blank tape and went to another
I added 5 tapes to my 24 slot library. I noticed bacula did not start using
the previous tape in append mode that it had been using. It skipped to the
next.
Then after I labelled the new tapes (label barcodes slots=17-22), the next job
then skipped a blank tape and went to another new tape.