[Bacula-users] Volume data error, short block

Hello,

I have the following question, I got the following error Messages, could these 
indicate that my space ran out, therefore the backup created a new volume, 
which succeded later on because some space was freed, and now, with the copy 
job which transfers the data to tape, it just tells me that it can't read this 
one block which was written when space ran out, and I have nothing to worry 
about because it continued with the next disk volume?

11-Jul 16:36 backupserver-dir JobId 7166: Start Copying JobId 7166, 
Job=D2D2T.2011-07-11_00.01.00_22
11-Jul 16:36 backupserver-dir JobId 7166: Using Device "T-LTO5"
11-Jul 16:36 andratx-sd JobId 7166: acquire.c:117 Changing read device. Want 
Media Type="serveradmin" have="File" device="DiskStorage" (/srv/bacula)
11-Jul 16:36 andratx-sd JobId 7166: Media Type change.  New read device 
"serveradmin" (/srv/bacula/clients/serveradmin) chosen.
11-Jul 16:36 andratx-sd JobId 7166: Ready to read from volume "vol-ful-0357" on 
device "serveradmin" (/srv/bacula/clients/serveradmin).
11-Jul 16:36 andratx-sd JobId 7166: Forward spacing Volume "vol-ful-0357" to 
file:block 0:206.
11-Jul 17:07 andratx-sd JobId 7166: Error: block.c:1112 Volume data error at 
25:3840506027! Short block of 1876 bytes on device "serveradmin" 
(/srv/bacula/clients/serveradmin) discarded.
11-Jul 17:07 andratx-sd JobId 7166: Error: read_record.c:150 block.c:1112 
Volume data error at 25:3840506027! Short block of 1876 bytes on device 
"serveradmin" (/srv/bacula/clients/serveradmin) discarded.
11-Jul 17:07 andratx-sd JobId 7166: End of Volume at file 25 on device 
"serveradmin" (/srv/bacula/clients/serveradmin), Volume "vol-ful-0357"
11-Jul 17:07 andratx-sd JobId 7166: Ready to read from volume "vol-ful-0179" on 
device "serveradmin" (/srv/bacula/clients/serveradmin).
11-Jul 17:07 andratx-sd JobId 7166: Forward spacing Volume "vol-ful-0179" to 
file:block 0:206.

thanks,
best,
Ray

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