Dan Langille wrote:
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> Rick Knight wrote:
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>> Dan Langille wrote:
>> John Drescher wrote:
>>  
>>     
>>>>>> John,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> The out put of netstat -a -n | grep 9103 ...
>>>>>>
>>>>>> tcp        0      0 127.0.0.1:9103          0.0.0.0:*              
>>>>>> LISTEN
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Now how do I correct this?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>       
>>>>>>             
>>>>> Edit bacula-sd.conf and put the real ip address in SDAddress instead
>>>>> of 127.0.0.1 or localhost.
>>>>>     
>>>>>           
>> Work for someone: contact the downstream packager and see whether or not
>>  appropriate instructions are being provided to their users that these
>> values must be updated to suit their situation.
>>
>> If it is documented, they aren't reading them.
>>
>> The number of support requests regarding this particular problem
>> (localhost) seems to have increased significantly lately.
>>
>> This is not directed at the OP.
>>
>>     
>
>   
>> Now that I have this working, even though incorrectly, I want to use
>> bscan to scan the rest of my media. I know at least one of my tapes has
>> my previous Bacula settings and I want to reuse those. Problem is, some
>> of the labels I wrote on the tapes do not match the actual tape label as
>> bacula and bscan see it. Is there a way to have bscan or bacula report
>> the volume name so that I can scan the volume? When I run bscan without
>> a volume name it complains about no volume name, if I use an incorrect
>> volume name it times out waiting for a volume that is not inserted.
>>     
>
> Rick: please remember to CC the list too on these emails.  That way, if
> I'm busy, someone else can help.  Plus, you have the added security of
> knowing that when things are public, you are much less likely to receive
>  malicious advice.
>
> That said, sorry, I can't help just now.
>
> - --
> Dan Langille
>
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Now that I have this working, even though incorrectly, I want to use 
bscan to scan the rest of my media. I know at least one of my tapes has 
my previous Bacula settings and I want to reuse those. Problem is, some 
of the labels I wrote on the tapes do not match the actual tape label as 
bacula and bscan see it. Is there a way to have bscan or bacula report 
the volume name so that I can scan the volume? When I run bscan without 
a volume name it complains about no volume name, if I use an incorrect 
volume name it times out waiting for a volume that is not inserted.

Thanks again,
Rick

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