[Bacula-users] Recycling problem.

Subject:

From:

Giuseppe Vitillaro <giuseppe AT vitillaro DOT org>

To:

bacula-users AT lists.sourceforge DOT net

Date:

Wed, 15 Oct 2014 11:57:51 +0200

I can't understand why the bacula director, 5.2.13 under a stable

updated gentoo, recycled one volume "000506L4", the correct one in

the slot 9 of my changer, but instead the storage daemon recycled

the current volume mounted in drive1, from slot4, volume "000529L4"

and without actually doing any pruning on the volume, pruning that

was correctly performed for the "000506L4" volume.

Note that the volume "000506L4" exceeded "Max configure use duration"

just before the records for volume "000506L4" had been pruned.

After this I've just a sequence, complete log attached to this message,

Recycled volume "000506L4"

Recycled volume "000529L4" on device "lto1" (/dev/nlto1), all previous data lost.

This configuration of bacula had been running for quite a while without

a glitch, almost 10 months now and I had not any hardware error on my

library at the time of this job, at least for what I can see.

I can't understand what is going on.

Any clue?

Regards, G. Vitillaro.

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