Hi Bacula Users,

I'm having trouble with scratch pools.  I have a three main backup  
pools configured in Bacula (Desktops, Infrastructure, Servers).  Each  
corresponds to a separate RAID device (disk0, disk1, disk2), for disk- 
to-disk backups.  I have added a fourth RAID device (disk3) which I  
want to act as a scratch pool to catch overflow if any of the three  
main pools fill up, but it doesn't seem to be working.  The volumes  
appear to be there, but Bacula won't use them.

The only theories I've been able to come up with as to why is that the  
volumes in the Scratch pool have a different media type (Disk3) than  
that of the other pools (Disk0, Disk1, and Disk2, respectively), and  
that Bacula can't literally move the volume Disk3-0001 to the disk0  
device (it being full and all).  Assuming either of these theories is  
correct, is there any easy way to fake Bacula out and get it to Do  
What I Want(tm)?  If the theories aren't correct, does anyone have a  
better idea what's going on, or is there more information I can  
provide that would help?  I'm using bacula-mysql-2.4.3-1.

Thanks,

James

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