Hello Andrea:

> My situation is as follows:
> _ I do monthly full and daily diff/incr backup to a NAS (this is fast
> and easy);
> _ I also do weekly full backups to tapes (slow, unconfortable, but safer).

Tape libraries are great and have huge throughput. Perhaps you are not feeding 
it with enough multiplexed jobs / data.

> Is there a way I can tell bacula to almost ignore tape backups, so:
> a) always use the last disk full as a reference for subsequent diff/incr;
> a) always restore from disk, unless I really ask for the tape (e.g. by
> job number)?

This looks like the copy jobs are the must suitable for your situation. While 
you still have original jobs in disk Bacula will prefer to restore from them. 
If they got recycled you have a copy in the "evil" tapes. =)

>       av.

Regards,
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