On Tue, 10 Jul 2007 16:36:59 -0500
Michael Hughes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>   I have loaded Bacula 2.0.3 from source on my FreeBSD system.  I ran
> btape test and it passed all the tests.  Also ran the autoloader test
> and that passed.
> 
>   I did a full backup which fit on one DLT IV tape.  Then I wanted to
> do a test restore to make sure things are working before I stop doing
> my dump(8).  When I do a restore, I picked a couple of files and the
> restore started.  I have search the web and having been able to find
> anything like this.  I have also noticed that the drive seems to go 
> offline right after the restore job starts.  Then it loads the tape 
> again, but gets the error.  Here are the errors I get:
> 
> Forward spacing Volume "AI0011" to file:block 5:0.
> RestoreFiles.2007-07-10_13.00.18 Error: block.c:993 Read error on
> fd=6 at file:blk 5:2563 on device "DLT_9" (/dev/nsa1). ERR=Operation
> not permitted. RestoreFiles.2007-07-10_13.00.18 Error: Unexpected
> Tape is Off-line
> 
>   Here is my bacula-sd.conf for the device:
> 
> Autochanger {
>   Name            = Autochanger
>   Device          = DLT_9
>   Changer Command = "/mnt4/mdh/bacula-2.0.3/examples/autochangers/rc
> chio-changer %c %o %S %a %d" Changer Device  = /dev/ch0
> }
> 
> Device {
>   Name                    = DLT_9
>   Drive Index             = 0
>   Media Type              = DLT
>   Archive Device          = /dev/nsa1
>   AutomaticMount          = yes;
>   LabelMedia              = yes;  
>   RemovableMedia          = yes;
>   AutoChanger             = yes
>   Offline On Unmount      = no
>   Hardware End of Medium  = no
>   BSF at EOM              = yes
>   Backward Space Record   = no
>   Backward Space File     = no
>   Fast Forward Space File = no
>   TWO EOF                 = yes
> }
> 
> --
> Michael Hughes                      Log Home living is the best
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> Temperatures:
> Outside: 77.9 House: 71.2 Computer room: 69.7
> 
>

  Well I think I figured out what my problem was.  It turned out to be
a SCSI cable problem.  I got to looking in the logs and found this
error:

 /kernel: sym0: unexpected disconnect

  After doing some re-cabling, it start to work without any errors.  I
don't understand why restore(8) was able to read from that drive and
both dunp(8) and Bacula were able to write to the drive.

-- 
Michael Hughes                      Log Home living is the best
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Temperatures:
Outside: 77.4 House: 71.4 Computer room: 69.8

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