Hi bacula-users, hi Ken,
giving Bacula 5.2.13 on SuSE 13.1, 4 Clients on SuSE SLES11 SP1

where is the trick getting automatic Volume Labeling to work ?
I've tried 3 variations as you see in Pool config.

Pool {
  Name = Weekly
  Use Volume Once = yes
  Pool Type = Backup
#
# a) using variables
#  LabelFormat = "${Pool}-${weeklyCounter}+"
#
# b) using 
#  LabelFormat "weekly-"
#
# c) using Python scripting
# LabelFormat = ??
#
  AutoPrune = yes
  VolumeRetention = 32d              
  Recycle = yes
  RecyclePool = Scratch
  Action On Purge = Truncate
  Maximum Volume Bytes = 200G
}
Director-Conf with
Scripting Directory = /etc/bacula/scripts # containing default DirStartUp.py / 
Python 2.7 aktive.
Counter {
   Name = weeklyCounter
Minimum = 1
Maximum = 999
Catalog = MyCatalog 
}

Storage Conf has Label Media = yes set.

seems everything is as it should be....but every job started ask to label a new 
volume !

so:
1) what am I missing ? and
2) how to check my SuSE 11.3 bacula.5.2.13-mysql.rpm for having python support 
included (*python restart gives Nothing done) ??

ok, Python or not it should be possible to AutoLabeling Volumes doesn't it ?
There are some posts on this list ans I thought I've put all those information 
into my configs so far.


Regards
Ralph Cunnington
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