John Drescher ha scritto:
> On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 7:48 PM, Nicola Quargentan
> <nicola AT quargentan DOT com> wrote:
>> John Drescher ha scritto:
>>> On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 6:03 PM, Nicola Quargentan
>>> <nicola AT quargentan DOT com> wrote:
>>>> hi,
>>>>
>>>> I'm very newbie and I want to use a DELL TL2000 autochanger.
>>>> I made 7 pool in config file, one for each day of week:
>>>> Monday, Tuesday, etc.
>>>>
>>>> I want to use one volume for day and label it same as barcode. When I
>>>> tried "label barcode" I must to put all tape in only one pool:
>>>>
cut....
>> Uhm, ok, but how?
>>
>> *update volume
>> Parameters to modify:
>> 1: Volume Status
>> 2: Volume Retention Period
>> 3: Volume Use Duration
>> 4: Maximum Volume Jobs
>> 5: Maximum Volume Files
>> 6: Maximum Volume Bytes
>> 7: Recycle Flag
>> 8: Slot
>> 9: InChanger Flag
>> 10: Volume Files
>> 11: Pool
>> 12: Volume from Pool
>> 13: All Volumes from Pool
>> 14: Enabled
>> 15: RecyclePool
>> 16: Done
>> Select parameter to modify (1-16): 11
>> Defined Pools:
>> 1: Scratch
>> 2: FullTest
>> 3: DiffTest
>> 4: IncrTest
>> 5: Default
>> 6: Monday
>> 7: Tuesday
>> 8: Wednesday
>> 9: Thursday
>> 10: Friday
>> 11: Saturday
>> 12: Sunday
>> Select the Pool (1-12): 1
>> No results to list.
>> Enter MediaId or Volume name: GDV100L4
>> sql_get.c:1005 Media record for Volume "GDV100L4" not found.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>
> I just tested this and the "Select the Pool" must be the old pool.
But I haven't an old pool, I never associated a volume to a pool (I hope).
> After you select a volume bacula will ask you to type the pool name.
> In this case I would put all volumes into the Scratch pool.
Ok, I think this is a good clue.
If you
> labeled many tapes this will be tedious. A second way would be direct
> manipulation of the database. Remember to shut down bacula-dir before
> you do this.
Uhm, I don't want to handle manually the database, If I can.
Thanks,
Nicola Quargentan.
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