I have planned a JobStatus == 'W' for
quite some time, but I am very concerned that implementing it will
break many existing environments, scripts/programs that look at
the output. Consequently, it remains suspended.
Best regards,
Kern
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And I think that I confused myself. I'll check, but I think I saw that the
director code for show dir does print ok with warnings, and not just ok,
on jobs with warnings (by looking at JobErrors). I was confusing that
output with list jobs, which shows JobStatus, and thus indicates T even on
jobs
Kern, what are your thoughts about, in an effort to phase in W job status
without breaking people's stuff, a per-fileset/job/client/whatever
directive such as WarnOnError, default = no, and some logic in the
JobStatus code to write W to the database/wherever it needs to go, in cases
where the user
Jonathan,
That might be a good "compromise". The only thing that doesn't
appeal to me is adding yet another directive. I have been trying
hard to avoid adding new directives since Bacula now has so many
directives, I am starting to forget what does what :
I may poke around it a bit when I have time. I'm not a C programmer, but
the code is pretty clear from what I've seen. If I can get something
working, I'll send a patch.
Thanks!
-Jonathan Hankins
On Sat, Oct 1, 2016, 1:43 PM Kern Sibbald wrote:
Jonathan,
That might be a good "compromise". Th
On 10/01/2016 08:52 PM, Hankins,
Jonathan wrote:
I may poke around it a bit when I
have time. I'm not a C programmer, but the code is pretty clear
from what I've seen. If I can get something working, I'll send a
patch.
If you im
