Hello all, 

I've run into a fairly severe problem which I'm having some difficulty 
resolving. The background is this: I'm in the process of upgrading some drives 
and altering the partition layout on a system using a combination of ReaR and 
Bareos. I've managed to do this successfully once, but some changes in the 
utilization of the system have pretty royally screwed things up this time. The 
crux of the problem appears to be issues in the manner Bareos handles (or, more 
accurately, fails to handle) files which span multiple backup volumes. Bareos 
seems to lose some of the data when this is the case (a problem in and of 
itself, but not what's actually causing me trouble). I could deal with this, as 
these are just data files which *could* be replaced. Unfortunately, the problem 
is that Bareos terminates the restore when this happens, and I have been unable 
to find a way to circumvent this. I've managed to edit the source enough to 
change the Fatal Error to just an Error, but the job is still terminating. 
What's more, because there were no errors from the backup process, and because 
all other signs pointed to the system being ready for the hardware change and 
restore, I can no longer go back and take a new backup using a larger volume 
size (which would have to be 500GB or larger which is somewhat unwieldy) as the 
drives have been swapped and formatted. So, now I'm stuck with an unusable 
system which I can't restore. I am still trying to track down the code which is 
terminating the job (narrowed down to something in stored/attrib.c, 
stored/fd_cmds.c, and/or stored/block.c), but since it takes 2 days for the job 
to reach the failure point, it would be nice to have some definitive direction 
rather than just stumbling around in the dark. Any advice/suggestions would be 
greatly appreciated. 

Sincerely,
Jason Kost

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