>> It appears the problem is with the catalog. I am using 64 bit gentoo
>> linux and bacula-5.0.3 although the problem has persisted for years. I
>> only use disk volumes for my catalog so I have not spent much effort
>> investigating the cause.
>
> What datatype is media.endblock on your system? On mine, PostgreSQL, it is:
> endblock | bigint | not null
>
> I suspect yours is int. Changing it to bigint should fix the problem.
>
It was an int.
I executed the following command in psql:
ALTER table media ALTER column endblock TYPE bigint;
I will restart the catalog job and see if that fixes the problem..
Thanks,
John
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