I have a major problem with laptops where the lid has been closed and the box 
has hibernated. If that happens in the midst of a back-up of the laptop the 
back-up process stops and it is impossible to cancel the back-up job and 
furthermore subsequent scheduled jobs will not run. Only way I have found to 
remedy the situation is to log of and on. But the the subsequent scheduled jobs 
will not run because the schedule time is long passed. When I later start up 
the 
back-up sequence again the back-up volume is flagged in error making all 
previous back-up to that volume invalid.

I have two questions to this situation:

1. Is there a way to orderly cancel such jobs?

2. Can a volume which is flagged in error be repaired such that other back-ups 
on the volume can be restored?

The laptop in question runs Windows Vista, the Bacula version is 3.0.3 and runs 
on fedora 12.

-- 
Erik.

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