Hi,

27.05.2008 13:47, Robin Bonin wrote:
> I have configured my first production computer to start to be backed
> up feeling somewhat capable with bacula, after several test machines /
> jobs.
> 
> When I got to work this morning, I ran a status and saw 1 of my test
> jobs had failed because the volume was moved, no big deal there, but
> my second backup was listed in the running jobs, and had not ran.
> 
> both jobs had different clients and storage devices. Why would one
> hold up the other? When I start to use this company wide, I can't have
> 1/2 our clients not backed up, because one person forgot to leave
> their computer on.

That's something you can configure.

You can set up maximum times jobs may stay stalled or running. This is 
discussed currently, so have a look into the "jobs getting canceled 
again" thread to see some of things to consider.

You can also set up job concurrency, so even if a (limited) number of 
jobs is stalled, the others can run in parallel, but you'll probably 
need several storage devices and pools for this to help against 
unavailable volumes.


Arno

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