Hello,

In the Media table of my Bacula Catalog, the StorageID column 
reads "0" for all rows. That is, it is using the default value for 
the column, and is not being set.

This doesn't prevent backups from working, but it does force me to 
manually modify each restore job to include the correct resource. 
During the restore job, bconsole tells me:

    Storage "" not found, using Storage "The_Wrong_Storage"

The restore job DOES find the right storage without problem if I 
manually update the Media table in the catalog, with something like:
    
    mysql> UPDATE TABLE Media 
    mysql> set StorageID=2 
    mysql> WHERE VolumeName LIKE 'Storage2Volume%'

In both my Pool resources and my Job resources (both the backup job 
and the restore job), I have defined "storage = 
MyStorage". "MyStorage" exists in the Storage table with ID 2.

My volumes are files on disk, and are created and labelled 
automatically when needed. The VolumeNames are generated by a python 
JobStart hook in DirStartUp.py

What should I be doing in order to have the correct StorageID recorded 
for my Media?


Thank you,
Jeffrey


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