[Bacula-users] possible bug/problem in 13.3 Daily Tape Rotation-online-manual

[alois b. <alo...@sb...>]

hello list

we use bacula  VERSION "1.32c" with a configuration ugual to the online manual
in :  13.3 Daily Tape Rotation 
we use 5 tapes for a week and the nextr week i will recycle the tapes and
override them.
my problem is on the second week : bacula (like you see in the log)is pruning
the jobs, then recycling my tape "galileo1-dienstag" but after recycling them
bacula dont see that this tape is in the drive and i have to write in my
console "mount" and then bacula says :

galileo1-sd: Recycled volume "galileo1-dienstag" on device /dev/nst0, all
previous data lost.

and bacula begin to write on the tape 

is this a bug or a misconfiguration ?

on the second log example all settings are the same. The only thing i changed :
i have pruned manualy the volume "mittwoch".
Then bacula dont need my manualy "mount" command.

have anybody seen a similar problem ?
is this a bug of my bacula version ? should i upgrade ?

Thank you for an answer

luis
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galileo1-dir: Start Backup JobId 13, Job=backup-oracle.2003-11-26_01.10.00
galileo1-dir: Max Volume jobs exceeded. Marking Volume "galileo1-dienstag" as
Used.
galileo1-dir: Pruned 2 Jobs on Volume galileo1-dienstag from catalog.
galileo1-dir: There are no Jobs associated with Volume galileo1-dienstag.
Marking it purged.
galileo1-dir: Recycled volume "galileo1-dienstag"
galileo1-sd: Please mount Volume "galileo1-dienstag" on Storage Device
"LTO1-galileo1" for Job backup-oracle.2003-11-26_01.10.00
Use "mount" command to release Job.
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galileost-dir: Start Backup JobId 33, Job=backup-oracle.2003-11-27_01.10.01
galileost-dir: Max Volume jobs exceeded. Marking Volume "mittwoch" as Used.
galileost-dir: There are no Jobs associated with Volume mittwoch. Marking it
purged.
galileost-dir: Recycled volume "mittwoch"
galileost-sd: Recycled volume "mittwoch" on device /dev/nst0, all previous data
lost.
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