I've been trying to track down why, when I have a job that completes
successfully with warnings, it shows "Backup OK -- with warnings", but when
the AfterJob script runs, the "%e" variable substitution looks like "OK"
instead of "OK -- with warnings". From lib/util.c:job_status_to_str():
[...]
case JS_Terminated:
str = _("OK");
break;
case JS_Warnings:
str = _("OK -- with warnings");
break;
[...]
This is called from edit_job_codes():
[...]
case 'e':
if (jcr) {
str = job_status_to_str(jcr->JobStatus);
} else {
str = _("*none*");
}
break;
[...]
Anyway, traced it back to dird/backup.c:599:backup_cleanup():
599 #ifdef xxxx
600 if (jcr->getJobStatus() == JS_Terminated &&
601 (jcr->JobErrors || jcr->SDErrors || jcr->JobWarnings)) {
602 TermCode = JS_Warnings;
603 }
604 #endif
As far as I can see, line 602 is the only point in the code base where
JS_Warnings gets assigned to a variable. Couldn't see anything in git about
why this was commented out -- it wasn't there in 3.0.3a, and was in 5.0 just
like this, inside the #ifdef. Still commented out in 5.3.
-Jonathan Hankins
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