> Are you certain that ALL Bacula processes were halted?  None of them

> were hung?



If it helps, when the hard disk is full, I just drop out the hard disk and

put another one (after kill the process, etc), in other words, all the

volumes already used won't be present in front of the restarted process.



Since I'm using file volumes of 100MB, I think it's normal having an

'Error' volume when there isn't space left on disk.



And I thought canceling the volume Bacula would start normally a new one.



I've made that, of course, after, first, try to cancel the hung job.



I just don't know how to bypass the hung job that can't be canceled or

restarted.



In fact seems to be something like a zombie job, but an evil zombie, the

kind that doesn't allow others to start running.



I've tried mount and umount the volume... nothing happens with the hung

job.



By the way, if it's sound too weird or stupid, never mind, by now I just

droped all database, killed all process and made all the backup again.



But of course, it's an horrible solution... lost 3 months, but at this

time it's acceptable (a little bit hard).



If it happen again (it's quite possible because now I'm using a smaller

hard disk) I'll try to contact you guys to try to help me.



[]s

Alexander

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