Hi,
On 2/6/2007 5:20 PM, Dragos Gheorghe wrote:
...snip
> mount command
>
> 22: bacula-storage-tape-ibm-ultrium-ct2-id01
> Select Storage resource (1-22): 22
> 3905 Device "bacula-device-tape-ibm-ultrium-ct2-id01" (/dev/nst0) open
> but no Bacula volume is mounted.
> If this is not a bla
im not using an autochanger (yet), its a simple lto2 single tape drive
# cat
/usr/local/bacula/storage/etc/devices/bacula-sd-device-tape-ibm-ultrium-ct2-id01.conf
|grep -v ^#|egrep ".+"
Device {
Name = bacula-device-tape-ibm-ultrium-ct2-id01
DeviceType= Tape
MediaType =
I'm speculating that your jobs are referencing the tape drive as opposed
to the autochanger in their specified storage resource. Could you post
the lines of your SD where your drive and autochanger are configured,
and could you also post the job line for your job thats not running.
Also try thi
not really because a du -h is about 2MB so maybe tell me what your hunch
is or what specific configuration you want to see?
im using a split config, many files targeted at specific parts of the
configuration (via the Include directive), also i havent changed
_anything_ in the config layout fro
Could you post your sd and dir configs? I think I know what the problem is.
Dragos Gheorghe wrote:
>
> not really
>
> *add pool=bacula-pool-tape-incremental
> storage=bacula-storage-tape-ibm-ultrium-ct2-id01
> You probably don't want to be using this command since it
> creates database records
not really
*add pool=bacula-pool-tape-incremental
storage=bacula-storage-tape-ibm-ultrium-ct2-id01
You probably don't want to be using this command since it
creates database records without labeling the Volumes.
You probably want to use the "label" command.
Enter number of Volumes to create. 0=
Basically it sounds like that tape didn't get assigned to a pool. Try
this in bconsole-
add pool=/pool name/ storage=bacula-device-tape-ibm-ultrium-ct2-id01
then when prompted enter the volume name of the tape which I think is B0
Maybe I'm misunderstanding the problem at hand. I'm still not
*list pool
Automatically selected Catalog: bacula-catalog
Using Catalog "bacula-catalog"
++---+-+-+--++
| PoolId | Name | NumVols | MaxVols | PoolType
| LabelFormat
What does a list pool show?
Dragos Gheorghe wrote:
> my setup worked ok both on scheduled jobs and bconsole run command,
> until today and for a couple of months now (on bacula 2 from 2 weeks)
> im working on Version: 2.0.1 (12 January 2007) i686-pc-linux-gnu redhat
> compiled from source on cent
my setup worked ok both on scheduled jobs and bconsole run command,
until today and for a couple of months now (on bacula 2 from 2 weeks)
im working on Version: 2.0.1 (12 January 2007) i686-pc-linux-gnu redhat
compiled from source on centos 4
i think the problem started from canceling a label co
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