\item Die Konfigurationsdateien des Storage-Dienstes m\"{u}ssen angepasst werden,
damit Device-Eintr\"{a}ge Autochangern zugeordnet werden k\"{o}nnen,
- sowie einige Parameter mehr.
+ sowie einige Parameter mehr.
\item Sie sollten auch die Storage-Definitionen in der Director-Dienst-Konfiguration anpassen,
so dass automatisch nachgefragt wird, welcher Slot genutzt werden soll, wenn ein Volume gelabelt wird.
Wenn Sie Probleme haben, benutzen Sie bitte das {\bf auto} Kommando im {\bf btape} Programm,
um die Funktionalit\"{a}t des Autochangers mit Bacula zu testen.
Bitte bedenken Sie, dass bei vielen Distributionen (z.B. FreeBSD, Debian, ...) der Storage-Dienst
-nicht als Benutzer und Gruppe {\bf root} l\"{a}ft, sonder als Benutzer {\bf bacula} und Gruppe {\bf tape}.
+nicht als Benutzer und Gruppe {\bf root} l\"{a}uft, sonder als Benutzer {\bf bacula} und Gruppe {\bf tape}.
In diesem Fall m\"{u}ssen Sie sicherstellen, das der Benutzer oder die Gruppe entsprechende Rechte hat,
um auf den Autochanger und die Laufwerke zuzugreifen.
Bacula Jobs werden bevorzugt auf das Volume geschrieben, dass schon in einem Laufwerk geladen ist.
Wenn Sie mehrere Laufwerke haben und Bacula auf mehreren Laufwerke gleichzeitig Jobs,
die denselben Pool verwenden, schreiben soll, muss der Parameter \ilink{Prefer Mounted Volumes} {PreferMountedVolumes}
-in der Director-Dienst-Konfiguration in den entsprechenden Job-Eintr\"{a}gen auf "no" gesetzt werden.
+in der Director-Dienst-Konfiguration in den entsprechenden Job-Eintr\"{a}gen auf "`no"' gesetzt werden.
Der Storage-Dienst wird daraufhin so viele Volumes wie m\"{o}glich in die Laufwerke laden.
\label{ConfigRecords}
Dieser Parameter gibt an, wie lange Bacula maximal warten soll,
bis der Autochanger auf ein Kommando (z.B. load) reagiert.
Der Standardwert betr\"{a}gt 120 Sekunden. Wenn Sie einen langsamen Autochanger haben,
-m\"{u}ssen Sie hier eventuell eine l\"{รค}ngere Zeit konfigurieren.
+m\"{u}ssen Sie hier eventuell eine l\"{a}ngere Zeit konfigurieren.
Wenn der Autochanger nicht innerhalb der {\bf Maximum Changer Wait} Zeit antwortet,
wird das Kommando abgebrochen und Bacula wird das Eingreifen des Bedieners verlangen.
\footnotesize
\begin{verbatim}
Device Index = 1
-
\end{verbatim}
\normalsize
bevorzugt vor anderen Tapes benutzen, somit werden Bedienereingriffe minimiert.
Wenn Ihr Autochanger mit Barcodes (maschinenlesbare Tape Labels) arbeitet,
-ist der Schritt, Bacula \"{u}ber die im Autochanger verf\" {u}gbaren Tapes zu informieren, sehr einfach.
+ist der Schritt, Bacula \"{u}ber die im Autochanger verf\"{u}gbaren Tapes zu informieren, sehr einfach.
Jedes mal wenn Sie ein Magazin wechseln, oder Tapes aus dem Magazine entfernen bzw. hinzuf\"{u}gen,
f\"{u}hren Sie einfach:
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To do so, attach the following notices to the program. It is safest to attach
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\footnotesize
could even be mouse-clicks or menu items\verb:--:whatever suits your program.
You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or your
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+school, if any, to sign a "`copyright disclaimer"' for the program, if
necessary. Here is a sample; alter the names:
\footnotesize
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