On 01/04/2015 10:59 AM, philhu wrote:
> Bacula 7.0.
> 
> I have a bunch of scheduled jobs, but they don't seem to start.  I did do  a 
> run of one as a test and it started up fine.   How can I release or whatever, 
> the scheduled jobs to run?  I did the 'mount' command to start them, and the 
> one manually run job is running now.
> 
> A 'status dir' shows:
> *stat dir
> bacula-dir Version: 7.0.5 (28 July 2014) x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu redhat 
> Enterprise release
> Daemon started 04-Jan-15 09:35. Jobs: run=0, running=1 mode=0,0
>  Heap: heap=278,528 smbytes=416,621 max_bytes=418,373 bufs=520 max_bufs=534
> 
> Scheduled Jobs:
> Level          Type     Pri  Scheduled          Job Name           Volume
> ===================================================================================
> Incremental    Backup    10  05-Jan-15 01:05    BKP_Nonvideo       PH0002L4
> Incremental    Backup    10  05-Jan-15 01:05    BKP_TV-Other       PH0002L4
> Incremental    Backup    10  05-Jan-15 01:05    BKP_Movies         PH0002L4
> Incremental    Backup    10  05-Jan-15 01:05    BKP_Animation      PH0002L4
> Incremental    Backup    10  05-Jan-15 01:05    BKP_Virtual        PH0002L4
> Incremental    Backup    10  05-Jan-15 01:05    BKP_AllOthers      PH0002L4
> Full           Backup    11  05-Jan-15 01:20    BackupCatalog      PH0002L4
> ====

Hi philhu,

That director status shows that your jobs are scheduled to start January 5th,
2015 at 1:05am which has not arrived yet (at least not in my part of the world 
:)

Can you post your Schedule{} resource(s) so we can take a look at them?

I am curious to see what "list jobs" shows.  The job you manually started
shows as JobId 19.  Have you manually run 18 other jobs already or is it
possible that some jobs have been automatically run?


Bill



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