Two items which relate to one another.

1. When bacula prunes jobs as part of a normal job run, I'd like to know 
which jobs have been pruned. In the typical job results email I receive, 
there's either
<date> <time> <blah-dir>: No Jobs found to prune.
or
<date> <time> <blah-dir>: Pruned x Job(s) for client <y> from catalog.

When it tells me one or more jobs have been pruned, how can I tell which 
jobs they are? I can't find it in log files, and I'd like to use this 
information to avoid costly database reads and comparisons.


2. We regularly get orphaned file entries. That is, a job is pruned, but 
its files are not. We've got all retention values set to 20 days. We're 
using bacula 1.38.3, and in the process of an upgrade, but I wonder if 
there's something I might be doing wrong here, or if it's some sort of 
bug. Thoughts?

Cheers,
Greg.

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