Hi

>>> My way around that is adding the directive:
>>>
>>>   RunAfterJob  = "/usr/local/bin/bacula-eject"
>>>
>>> to the (last) backup job, where /usr/local/bin/bacula-eject is the
>>> script:
>> I would like to do that, but during the week I backup to disk.
>> Can I get this to run only if there is a tape job that ran?
> 
> Sure. Just add the RunAfterJob line to the Job resource of the tape
> job, but not to the one of the disk job.

I change between tapes and files on the scheduler, so I only use 1 job 
per client

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