Dan Langille wrote:
> Can anyone confirm that When: is ignored when manually running a job?
> 
> e.g. run a job, mod it, set when to 10 minutes into the future.  Does  
> the job run immediately?
> 
> This was reported to me and I have confirmed the issue under 2.2.8,  
> and if can be confirmed in a more recent version, we have a bug.
> 

Hi Dan

Here under Linux with 2.2.8 we don't encounter the trouble you've mentioned
If I program a running job to start at 09:50

Running Jobs:
 JobId Level   Name                       Status
======================================================================
   319 Full    r2d2-BackupJob.2008-07-06_09.40.14 is waiting for its start time
====

06-Jul 09:50 yoda-dir JobId 319: Start Backup JobId 319, 
Job=r2d2-BackupJob.2008-07-06_09.40.14
06-Jul 09:50 yoda-dir JobId 319: Using Device "SDev_R2D2_FSSYS"

It start at the correct time.
All system are openSUSE 10.3 with a mix of 64bits and 32bits.

So there's no bug here.

I've try the same at two other location with bacula 2.2.8 and 2.2.6 install.
And everything goes nicely.


-- 

     Bruno Friedmann

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