Hi,

09.04.2008 09:57, Hans Voss wrote:
> There is a part in the manual about starting with a clean database
> which will probably do what you want (It did for me, even though old
> information about jobs that had run was still (their status) available
> somehow.

In the FAQ section IIRC...

And deleting the .state files to get rid of the last jobs run list is 
simple enough, too :-) Although that information is not in the catalog 
and thus will never interfere with your actual jobs.

Arno

> On Tue, Apr 8, 2008 at 8:28 PM, Steven Jones <thing AT thing.dyndns DOT org> 
> wrote:
>> Is there a way to wipe bacula clean and start again from scratch?
>>
>>  regards
>>
>>  Steven
>>
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