On 2013-01-17 11:06, Ruth Ivimey-Cook wrote:
> Hi,
>
>  I am sometimes getting these errors in my bacula backups:
>
> Fatal error: device.c:192 Catastrophic error. Cannot write overflow
> block to device "DiskStorage-drive-0"
>  and it is more likely on the larger volume backups. It seemingly
> results from bacula trying to write an additional block to a disk
> drive that is already 100% full. How can I stop bacula from believing
> this is a valid thing to do?

Disk space is outside the scope of the Bacula project. It is the 
responsibility
of the sysadmin to manage disk space.

The other post mentioned how to restrict a Pool to a maximum size per 
Volume
and a maximum number of Volume per Pool.

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