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Magnus Ahl wrote:
>> I also note that the autoloader depends on barcode labels for
>> tracking the cartridges, but it isn't clear (at least to me)
>> in the Bacula documentation whether or not Bacula can print
>> these labels. If not, how do you go about preparing the
>> cartridges for use with Bacula?
>
> DELL shipped our PowerVault 124T LTO3 with a sheet of 200 pre-printed and
> color-coded adhesive labels. A very nice touch. :-)
>
> If you'd like to venture of and create your own labels, I can recommend
> Q-Barcode (http://www.qwe.net/), if you're using Windows.
In Linux, I think I used kbarcode to print my labels (LTO-2 HH drive in
a Quantum Superloader 3, it actually came with labels for the tapes but
was missing one for the cleaning tape so I had to print that myself).
There are other Barcode generating utilities available for Linux and you
can undoubtedly interface them with Bacula's database (with some
scripting...), but Bacula itself has no printing functions whatsoever as
far as I know. Might be an interesting idea for the GUI or Web ifaces
though.
Greetings,
Michel
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