Michel Meyers wrote:
Are you sure that the last command that it runs (unload?) returns with 0? If mtx-changer returns anything non-zero, Bacula assumes there's something wrong with the changer and immediately stops all actions while requesting operator intervention. You might try putting an exit 0; in there to test that.
Yes, "unload" and "loaded" return 0. But this is what I just found out debugging bacula-sd. After issuing "label" command for tape in slot 6, bacula-sd reports this:
autochanger.c:220 run_prog: /etc/bacula/mtx-changer /dev/sg2 loaded 6 /dev/nst0 0 stat=0 result=0
If I'm not mistaken, it should issue "load", not "loaded" command. This could be reason why I have multiple respones from mtx-changer for "loaded" function and none for "load".
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