On 14-10-22 01:24 AM, Robert Oschwald wrote:
> Using Bacula Server 7.0.4 on CentOS6_64.
>
> One thing which annoys me is that the sg device node for TapeAlert changes
> with every reboot from /dev/sg4 to /dev/sg6 and vice versa.
> Is there any setting I can set in udev to get sticky device nodes f
Cut -n- paste from my 9/22/14 post:
lsscsi shows what you currently have.
scsi_id -whitelisted -device=/dev/st0 <-- repeat for each tape device and
your autochanger device (use /dev/sg#) - this gets you the unique scsi id to be
used in the udev rules
In your udev rules make sure that you use
On Wednesday 22 October 2014 10:24:53 Robert Oschwald wrote:
> Using Bacula Server 7.0.4 on CentOS6_64.
>
> One thing which annoys me is that the sg device node for TapeAlert changes
> with every reboot from /dev/sg4 to /dev/sg6 and vice versa.
> Is there any setting I can set in udev to get stic
Hello,
On 22 October 2014 10:24, Robert Oschwald wrote:
> One thing which annoys me is that the sg device node for TapeAlert changes
> with every reboot from /dev/sg4 to /dev/sg6 and vice versa.
> Is there any setting I can set in udev to get sticky device nodes for my
> tape device changer devi
