On 15.10.2011 15:57, Tilman Schmidt wrote:
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> All I can say is that I do not see how that script could possibly cause
> that error. But with Windows, you never know ...
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> How long does the script take to run? Perhaps it's some sort of timeout
> striking. You may also want to add some logging to your script to see
> how far it gets before the error strikes.
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> HTH
> T.

I don't see it either, but after disabling the script, I still haven't 
seen the job failing.

Output from one failed job:

27-Sep 00:46 mywin-fd JobId 45298: shell command: run ClientAfterJob 
"C:/bacula/del-backups.bat"
27-Sep 00:46 mybacula-sd JobId 45298: Job write elapsed time = 00:00:55, 
Transfer rate = 493.0 K Bytes/second
27-Sep 00:46 mywin-fd JobId 45298: ClientAfterJob:
27-Sep 00:46 mywin-fd JobId 45298: ClientAfterJob: C:\Windows\system32>del /Q 
/F C:\Accounting\Backup\TB*.TXT
27-Sep 00:46 mybacula-dir JobId 45298: Fatal error: Network error with FD 
during Backup: ERR=Connection reset by peer
27-Sep 00:46 mybacula-dir JobId 45298: Fatal error: No Job status returned from 
FD.

The interesting bit about the output is that the other del-command is 
not seen in there. Why? The connection was reset while executing the 
first 'del'?

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Silver

> Am 13.10.2011 12:25, schrieb Silver Salonen:
>> No batching experts? :)
>>
>> Should the script do something else than "exit 0"?

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