Michel Meyers schrieb:
> user100 wrote:
> > I would be happy if somebody have an idea... :)
>
> > OS: CentOS5.3
> > Autochanger: Dell Powervault 124T
>
> > Worked so far for some years. After upgrade from 2.2.8 to 3.0.1
> > concurrent jobs did not work anymore. bacula-sd.conf is still the same.
> > I tried with a new set of tapes too. The first job starts and is happy
> > with the tape and starts spooling. Before the first job finished the
> > second job fails with such a message and marks (the same tape) to Error:
>
> > 11-May 15:47 swlinbck2-sd JobId 20974: Error: Bacula cannot write on
> > tape Volume "000041L3" because:
> > The number of files mismatch! Volume=1 Catalog=0
> > 11-May 15:47 swlinbck2-sd JobId 20974: Marking Volume "000041L3" in
> > Error in Catalog.
>
> Not sure if this helps. Back in 2006 somebody had issues with the
> drive's firmware and an update fixed it:
> http://www.mail-archive.com/bacula-users AT lists.sourceforge DOT 
> net/msg11065.html
>
> Just a shot in the dark really as I can't think of anything better to
> try. (Does the btape test work all the way, including fill?)
>
> Greetings,
>         Michel

Looks the same as my bug from a couple of days ago.

SD writes once to tape and doesnt increment the VolFiles in the
Database. Once the second job runs it gets a mismatch.

So far i havnt been able to turn something up where it could come from,
but looking at the sources i am partly unthrilled :-)

In case it helps, i turned my tape drives to maximum concurrent jobs 1
and so far it hasnt happened anymore, but i dont know if that was just luck.

I'm still investigating this issue, amongst other things (running all
daemons under daemontools for automatic restart and having cron scripts
check if the director has become unresponsive.... i dont think it should
be working this flakey).

Hope you can get your director to write to tape with concurrency set to 1.



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