Hi all!

I'm a bit confused with "reschedule on error" behavior. Im running a 1.38.5 
server on a Xeon EM64T linux (GNU/Debian) server.


Ive add to my job configuration (my workstation is not always online):

        Rerun Failed Levels = yes
        Reschedule on Error = yes
        Reschedule Interval = 30  # (short time just for test)
        Reschedule Times = 2
        Run Before Job = "nc -w5 -z XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX 9102"

I stop file daemon and run this job from bconsole and wait few minutes. It 
fails but get no mail about it (mail has been working for Backup Failed and 
OK notifications, operator notifications too). Ive found some emty .mail 
files on working directory:


:/usr/local/bacula/bin/working# ls -1l *.mail
-rw-r-----  1 bacula bacula 0 2006-03-06 18:42 
neptuno-dir.Sunipx1.2006-03-06_18.42.31.8031880.mail

corresponding to this job. If I "status dir" at bconsole:

Running Jobs:
 JobId Level   Name                       Status
======================================================================
   328 Increme  Sunipx1.2006-03-06_18.42.31 has a fatal error
====

I cannot clean this "fatal error". No cancel or delete command can. It seems 
it's not the usual behavior of reschedule on error, is it? Is it a 
configuration problem? a compiler problem (its 64 bit on linux but compiled 
without -O2)?

Logs and trace dont show any suspicious error... If I try

        Rerun Failed Levels = yes
 #      Reschedule on Error = yes
 #      Reschedule Interval = 30  # (short time just for test)
 #      Reschedule Times = 2
        Run Before Job = "nc -w5 -z XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX 9102"

it works great with mail notification about RunBeforeJob exit status so it 
seems just? a "Reschedule on Error" issue.


                        Thanks in advance,

                                                Enrique


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Enrique de la Torre Gordaliza   
Departamento de Arquitectura de Computadores y Automática
Facultad de CC. FĂ­sicas, UCM
Av. Complutense s/n C.P:28040 

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