Apparently, bacula-dir didn't crash or shut down. I run bacula's version 1.38.2.
If the file bacula-dir.9101.state is not very important for backups and restorations, I am undisterbed and I will not trouble me longer.
Thanks,
Evelyne
Martin Simmons a écrit:
On Wed, 01 Feb 2006 11:15:27 +0100, Evelyne Cangini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:Hello,At one unexpected hour (no job in progress or just finished or scheduled) bacula's deamon indicates : ERROR in bsys.c:536 Could not create state file. /home/bacula/working/bacula-dir.9101.state ERR=Ioctl() inapproproprié pour un périphérique bacula-fd.9102.state and bacula-sd.9103.state are created at the same time. Why this error ? How bacula uses these state's files ? Which are the consequences if bacula-dir.9101.state is not created ?The state file is written when the daemon quits, so maybe bacula-dir crashed or was shut down? The file contains info about the last jobs run, which is printed by the status command, so isn't very important. Which version of bacula-dir are you running? __Martin
