/*
* Handling I/O errors and end of tape conditions are a bit tricky.
- * This is how it is currently done when writting.
+ * This is how it is currently done when writing.
* On either an I/O error or end of tape,
* we will stop writing on the physical device (no I/O recovery is
* attempted at least in this daemon). The state flag will be sent
dev->max_block_size = device->max_block_size;
dev->max_volume_size = device->max_volume_size;
dev->max_file_size = device->max_file_size;
+ dev->max_concurrent_jobs = device->max_concurrent_jobs;
dev->volume_capacity = device->volume_capacity;
dev->max_rewind_wait = device->max_rewind_wait;
dev->max_open_wait = device->max_open_wait;
Mmsg1(dev->errmsg, _("Unable to init mutex: ERR=%s\n"), be.bstrerror(errstat));
Jmsg0(jcr, M_ERROR_TERM, 0, dev->errmsg);
}
+ if ((errstat = pthread_mutex_init(&dev->acquire_mutex, NULL)) != 0) {
+ berrno be;
+ dev->dev_errno = errstat;
+ Mmsg1(dev->errmsg, _("Unable to init mutex: ERR=%s\n"), be.bstrerror(errstat));
+ Jmsg0(jcr, M_ERROR_TERM, 0, dev->errmsg);
+ }
#ifdef xxx
if ((errstat = rwl_init(&dev->lock)) != 0) {
berrno be;