Hi Arno,

Thanks for the quick reply. I did actually try to implement the
"autochanger" configuration but ran into mounting problems.  So, my thought
was to get the configuration working that worked before.

The problem was that I was unable to specify a drive (by its index) to be
mounted/unmounted, it always ran the command on drive 0.

Definition of tape storage device in the director configuration:
>>>
Storage {
        Name = Autochanger
        Address = 216.113.192.114
        SDPort = 9103
        Password = "quiGfr+aOr7e/v7a8ghWsIsmV7zTocCadJKR3puuHj1c"
        Device = DLT8000-1
        Device = DLT8000-2
        Media Type = DLT8000
        Autochanger = yes
        Maximum Concurrent Jobs = 8
<<<

The autochanger and DLT 8000 Drives as defined in the storage configuration:
>>>
Autochanger {
  Name = Autochanger
  Device = DLT8000-1
  Device = DLT8000-2
  Changer Command = "/usr/local/bacula/scripts/chio-bacula %c %o %s %d"
  Changer Device = /dev/ch0
}

Device {
        Name = DLT8000-1
        Description = "DLT8000-1"
        Media Type = DLT8000
        Archive Device = /dev/sa0
        AutomaticMount = yes;
        AutoChanger= yes;
        AlwaysOpen = yes
        Hardware End of Medium = no
        BSF at EOM = yes
        Backward Space Record = no
        Fast Forward Space File = no
        TWO EOF = yes
        Drive Index = 0
        Spool Directory = /spool
        Maximum Job Spool Size = 8G
        Maximum Spool Size = 120G
}

Device {
        Name = DLT8000-2
        Description = "DLT8000-2"
        Media Type = DLT8000
        Archive Device = /dev/sa1
        AutomaticMount = yes;
        AutoChanger= yes;
        AlwaysOpen = yes
        Hardware End of Medium = no
        BSF at EOM = yes
        Backward Space Record = no
        Fast Forward Space File = no
        TWO EOF = yes
        Drive Index = 1
        Spool Directory = /spool
        Maximum Job Spool Size = 8G
        Maximum Spool Size = 120G
}
<<<

Did I miss something that would specify the drives more clearly to bacula?

-Andreas


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Lehmann
Sent: Tuesday, January 24, 2006 2:18 PM
To: bacula-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Bacula-users] Manual intervention needed to change tapes


Hello,

On 1/24/2006 10:09 PM, Andreas Freyvogel wrote:
> Greetings everyone,
>
> We have recently been having a problem where Bacula is no longer
> automatically changing tapes and it is requiring manual intervention.
Below
> is what I see in the logs:
>
>
> 24-Jan 12:08 storage: End of Volume "CUZ277" at 64:8114 on device
> "DLT8000-2" (/dev/sa1). Write of 64512 bytes got 0.
> 24-Jan 12:08 storage: End of medium on Volume "CUZ277"
Bytes=58,715,185,981
> Blocks=910,158 at 24-Jan-2006 12:08.
> 24-Jan 12:09 director: Pruned 1 Job on Volume "BZF282" from catalog.
...
> 24-Jan 12:11 storage: Please mount Volume "CUZ306" on Storage Device
> "DLT8000-2" (/dev/sa1) for Job webhosting1.2006-01-24_05.00.13
> <<<
>
> We are running bacula 1.38.2 (recently upgraded from 1.36.3 where this
used
> to work) on FreeBSD 5.4 and the tape drives (Quantum DLT8000) are within
an
> ATL (96 slot) Autochanger.

Ok, that's the hint... you recently upgraded.

First, verify that you've got the necessary and newly introduced
Autochanger section in SD configuration. If you've not got that, you
have to kill your running jobs :-| because the SD needs a restart after
that modification. (And remember to do the full btape test routine after
modifying the SD configuration...)

Apart from that, I guess the catalog is not yet in the right state, i.e.
the relationship between the Media information Slot and InChanger and
the newly created StorageId is not correct.

Try to clear all changer-related information from the catalog, for
example using a sql query like 'update Media set Slot=0,InChanger=0;'
and do an 'update slots' afterwards. Should work, then.

Arno

> From what I can see everything is set up correctly. Also, I am able to run
> the load, unload, loaded commands from the command prompt (using
> chio-bacula) successfully.
>
> Our configuration files include:
>
> --------------
> Director.conf:
> --------------
>
> Storage {
>       Name = DLT8000-1
>       Address = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
>       SDPort = 9103
>       Password = "quiGfr+aOr7e/v7a8ghWsIsmV7zTocCadJKR3puuHj1c"
>       Device = DLT8000-1
>       Media Type = DLT8000
>       Maximum Concurrent Jobs = 8
> }
> Storage {
>       Name = DLT8000-1-local
>       Address = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
>       SDPort = 9103
>       Password = "quiGfr+aOr7e/v7a8ghWsIsmV7zTocCadJKR3puuHj1c"
>       Device = DLT8000-1
>       Media Type = DLT8000
>       Maximum Concurrent Jobs = 8
> }
>
> Storage {
>       Name = DLT8000-2
>       Address = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
>       SDPort = 9103
>       Password = "quiGfr+aOr7e/v7a8ghWsIsmV7zTocCadJKR3puuHj1c"
>       Device = DLT8000-2
>       Media Type = DLT8000
>       Maximum Concurrent Jobs = 8
> }
> Storage {
>       Name = DLT8000-2-local
>       Address = xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
>       SDPort = 9103
>       Password = "quiGfr+aOr7e/v7a8ghWsIsmV7zTocCadJKR3puuHj1c"
>       Device = DLT8000-2
>       Media Type = DLT8000
>       Maximum Concurrent Jobs = 8
> }
> <<<
>
> -------------
> Storage.conf:
> -------------
>
> #
> # The DLT 8000 Drives
> #
> Device {
>       Name = DLT8000-1
>       Description = "DLT8000-1"
>       Media Type = DLT8000
>       Changer Command = "/usr/local/bacula/scripts/chio-bacula %c %o %s %d"
>       Changer Device = /dev/ch0
>       AutoChanger = yes
>       Archive Device = /dev/sa0
>       AutomaticMount = yes;
>       AlwaysOpen = yes
>       Offline On Unmount = no
>       Volume Poll Interval = 3600
>       Hardware End of Medium = no
>       BSF at EOM = yes
>       Backward Space Record = no
>       Fast Forward Space File = no
>       TWO EOF = yes
>       Drive Index = 0
>       Spool Directory = /spool
>       Maximum Job Spool Size = 8G
>       Maximum Spool Size = 120G
>       Maximum Changer Wait = 600
> }
> Device {
>       Name = DLT8000-2
>       Description = "DLT8000-2"
>       Media Type = DLT8000
>       Changer Command = "/usr/local/bacula/scripts/chio-bacula %c %o %s %d"
>       Changer Device = /dev/ch0
>       AutoChanger = yes
>       Archive Device = /dev/sa1
>       AutomaticMount = yes;
>       AlwaysOpen = yes
>       Offline On Unmount = no
>       Volume Poll Interval = 3600
>       Hardware End of Medium = no
>       BSF at EOM = yes
>       Backward Space Record = no
>       Fast Forward Space File = no
>       TWO EOF = yes
>       Drive Index = 1
>       Spool Directory = /spool
>       Maximum Job Spool Size = 8G
>       Maximum Spool Size = 120G
>       Maximum Changer Wait = 600
> }
> <<<
>
> Any advice, ideas or assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in
> advance.
> -Andreas
>
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