>> No one responded to this, but I'm hoping it's a common problem... Once
>> a library fills up and the job pauses while waiting for more tapes to be
>> labeled, how does one "label barcodes" after refilling the library with
>> new tapes without the library trying to run a backup job on the same
>> tape drive, causing the job to fail (details below)?
>
> One doesn't.
>
> If they're new tapes, then using the "add" command will put them in the
> database and bacula will label each tape as it loads it, then discovers
> it's blank.

Aha...  So we don't even use 'label barcodes' in this scenario at all 
then?  But do I have to "add" all 40 blank tapes manually?  I assume 
when you "add" a tape, it will do what "label barcodes" does when it 
labels it and automatically label it using the barcode as the volume name?

And once I "add" a volume it will automatically use it and resume the 
backup job?

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