Hi,

> Why not something like 'echo "sta client=$1" | bconsole -c ... | grep 
> -q ...' and check the return code? Much simpler and uses less resources.
>   
executing it from command line (and from a script changing "client-fd"
by $1 using Run Before Job = "/etc/bacula/scripts/check-status-client.sh
'%c'"):

echo "sta client=client-fd" | bconsole | grep -q "Failed to connect to
Client" ; echo $?

I get value 1 if bacula can connect with client and value 0 is not, so
exit would be 1 if  OK and 0 if ERROR... correct??

>   
So this lines...
> In some document, I read if script exit with value different from 0 
> > would mean script had exited with error and job won't run (in other 
> > words, bacula would not try to connect with client).
are false...





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