ok, my bacula db (postgres) is corrupt due to a disk problem on the raid array 
it resides on.
i have a complete database dump (from pg_dumpall) from last wednesday that i 
plan to drop back
to. my backup environment is bacula 2.2.x and postgres 8.2.5. my plan is to 
install current 
bacula 2.4.3 and postgres 8.3.2, initialize the db, make bacula tables for 
2.4.3 and then import
the postgres dump from last wednesday. i realize that the file counts on the 
tapes will be incorrect,
and i will have to update the volume info, file count, etc. 

is this a reasonable course of action or am i asking for trouble?

-- michael

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