>>>>> On Wed, 2 Aug 2006 12:24:12 -0700, Jo Rhett said:
> 
> I would deeply appreciate anyone who would look at this situation and  
> clue me in on what I'm doing wrong here.

Check out the  use catalog=  bconsole command.  You didn't post the Client
definitions, but I'll bet that they use the Catalog definitions you posted :-)

__Martin


> 
> Take it as a free shot!  You get to insult me and I even asked for it.
>   (although please take the insult to personal e-mail)
> 
> If you're not into insulting me, and you're in SFBA I'll buy you a  
> shot/beer/coffee whatever as a thank you.  I've been chasing this for  
> a while and I'm really confused.  I have debug output if it would  
> help, but I suspect that the configuration below is enough for  
> someone familiar with using multiple catalogs.
> 
> On Jul 28, 2006, at 11:10 AM, Jo Rhett wrote:
> > Sorry, I thought I had included that.
> >
> > *list volumes
> > Pool: localnet_Pool
> > No results to list.
> > Pool: clients_Pool
> > No results to list.
> > Pool: svcolo_Daily
> >    ***the right svcolo volumes list here***
> > Pool: svcolo_Monthly
> > No results to list.
> > Pool: svcolo_Quarterly
> >    ***the right svcolo volumes list here***
> >
> > So the volumes aren't appearing in the wrong place, they simply
> > aren't being saved.
> >
> > I'm sure that I'm doing something wrong in the configuration, but I
> > haven't the foggiest clue what it is.  There are no messages
> > associated with the nightly backups to clue me in.
> >
> > On Jul 28, 2006, at 11:03 AM, John Drescher wrote:
> >> How about list volumes?
> >>
> >> On 7/28/06, Jo Rhett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>> *purge
> >>> Choose item to purge (1-3): 3
> >>> Defined Pools:
> >>> Select the Pool (1-8): 4
> >>> No results to list.
> >>> Enter MediaId or Volume name: localnet-0001
> >>> sql_get.c:910 Media record for Volume "localnet-0001" not found.
> >>> *list pools
> >>> +--------+------------------+---------+---------+----------
> >>> +-------------+
> >>> | PoolId | Name             | NumVols | MaxVols | PoolType |
> >>> LabelFormat |
> >>> +--------+------------------+---------+---------+----------
> >>> +-------------+
> >>> |      4 | localnet_Pool    |       0 |      30 | Backup   |
> >>> localnet-   |
> >>> |      5 | clients_Pool     |       0 |      30 | Backup   |
> >>> clients-    |
> >>> |      6 | svcolo_Daily     |      25 |      30 | Backup   |
> >>> Daily-      |
> >>> |      7 | svcolo_Monthly   |       0 |       4 | Backup   |
> >>> Monthly-    |
> >>> |      8 | svcolo_Quarterly |       1 |       4 | Backup   |
> >>> quarterly-  |
> >>> +--------+------------------+---------+---------+----------
> >>> +-------------+
> >>>
> >>> Okay, this is confusing.  Every night dozens of clients in the
> >>> localnet and client pools get backed up.  Each night we get the  
> >>> first
> >>> report with something like this:
> >>>
> >>> 24-Jul 22:05 backup0-dir: Start Backup JobId 51, Job=w7localnet.
> >>> 2006-07-24_22.05.00
> >>> 24-Jul 22:05 backup0-dir: Max configured use duration exceeded.
> >>> Marking Volume "localnet-0017" as Used.
> >>> 24-Jul 22:05 backup0-dir: Created new Volume "localnet-0018" in
> >>> catalog.
> >>> 24-Jul 22:05 backup0-sd: Labeled new Volume "localnet-0018" on  
> >>> device
> >>> "Dev_localnet" (/bacula/localnet).
> >>> 24-Jul 22:05 backup0-sd: Wrote label to prelabeled Volume
> >>> "localnet-0018" on device "Dev_localnet" (/bacula/localnet)
> >>>
> >>> So it's handling the volumes correctly.  But it's not keeping  
> >>> them in
> >>> the catalog?  What is failing here?
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> Pool {
> >>>          Name = localnet_Pool
> >>>          Pool Type = Backup
> >>>          Recycle = yes                   # Bacula can automatically
> >>> recycle Volumes
> >>>          Recycle Oldest Volume = yes
> >>>          AutoPrune = yes                 # Prune expired volumes
> >>>          Volume Retention = 30 days      # one year
> >>>          Volume Use Duration = 24h
> >>>          Accept Any Volume = yes         # write on any volume in  
> >>> the
> >>> pool
> >>>          LabelFormat = "localnet-"
> >>>          Maximum Volumes = 30
> >>> }
> >>> Pool {
> >>>          Name = clients_Pool
> >>>          Pool Type = Backup
> >>>          Recycle = yes                   # Bacula can automatically
> >>> recycle Volumes
> >>>          Recycle Oldest Volume = yes
> >>>          AutoPrune = yes                 # Prune expired volumes
> >>>          Volume Retention = 30 days      # one year
> >>>          Volume Use Duration = 24h
> >>>          Accept Any Volume = yes         # write on any volume in  
> >>> the
> >>> pool
> >>>          LabelFormat = "clients-"
> >>>          Maximum Volumes = 30
> >>> }
> >>>
> >>> Catalog {
> >>>          Name = localnetCatalog
> >>>          dbname = bacula_localnet;
> >>>          user = bacula_localnet;
> >>>          password = "*********";
> >>> }
> >>> Catalog {
> >>>          Name = clientsCatalog
> >>>          dbname = bacula_clients;
> >>>          user = bacula_clients;
> >>>          password = "*********";
> >>> }
> >>>
> >>> JobDefs {
> >>>          Name = "localnet_Job"
> >>>          Type = Backup
> >>>          Level = Incremental
> >>>          Client = backup0-fd
> >>>          FileSet = "freebsd-root-var-d"
> >>>          Schedule = "clientWeeklyFull"
> >>>          Storage = Disk_localnet
> >>>          Pool = localnet_Pool
> >>>          Messages = Standard
> >>>          Priority = 10
> >>> }
> >>>
> >>> JobDefs {
> >>>          Name = "clients_Job"
> >>>          Type = Backup
> >>>          Level = Incremental
> >>>          Client = backup0-fd
> >>>          FileSet = "unix-root-only"
> >>>          Schedule = "clientWeeklyFull"
> >>>          Storage = Disk_clients
> >>>          Pool = clients_Pool
> >>>          Messages = Standard
> >>>          Priority = 10
> >>> }
> >>>
> >>> The individual jobs have no specifics -- only the host and client
> >>> info.  Sometimes overriding the fileset on a per-host basis.  But
> >>> whatever is wrong is happening for all hosts in both Pools so it's
> >>> clearly somewhere in the above, but I'm not certain.
> >>>
> >>> --
> >>> Jo Rhett
> >>> senior geek
> >>> Silicon Valley Colocation
> >>>
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