FYI

The whole situation started when the power went out during the day,
the backup generator didn't kick in (as usual) and when the power came
back the nightly backups put both volumes, one from full, one from
incremental into error and the tape library had a "media error" light
on. Thankfully, I had the luxury of blowing everything away since it
is a test environment. One thing to note is when the power went out,
the tape library was not in use but the volume from Full pool was in
the tape drive.

On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 1:59 PM, John Drescher <drescherjm AT gmail DOT com> 
wrote:
>> This is what I did.
>> 1.  Stopped all Bacula processes.
>> 2.  Moved each tape around through the web-interface, (slot to
>> tapedrive and back to slot)
>> 3. Deleted each tape with "mt -f /dev/st0 weof" command
>> 4. Restarted Bacula processes
>> 5. Through bconsole issued the command:
>>    label barcodes Storage=TS3100_1 Pool=Scratch Slots=3-5
>>
> Thank you. That is what I thought. I just wanted to confirm that this
> was a working solution for others with this problem. This is the third
> instance of this this week..
>
> John
>



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