Bacula virtual backup job doesn’t run, no output

I am trying to get Virtual Backups working, but when I try to run a virtual backup job, it appears to get created, but then never seems to actually run.

I have a full, and a couple incremental backups.

status director
 JobId  Level    Files      Bytes   Status   Finished        Name 
====================================================================
  1283  Full     10,565    1.963 G  OK       21-Dec-12 09:47 nms-Job
  1284  Incr        314    129.6 M  OK       21-Dec-12 09:49 nms-Job
  1285  Incr        230    147.2 M  OK       21-Dec-12 09:51 nms-Job
  1288  Incr        525    138.8 M  OK       21-Dec-12 11:25 nms-Job

I attempt to start a job from bconsole like this.

*run job=nms-Job level=VirtualFull 
Using Catalog "MySQL"
Run Backup job
JobName:  nms-Job
Level:    VirtualFull
Client:   nms-FileDaemon
FileSet:  nms-FileSet
Pool:     nms-pool (From Job resource)
Storage:  File_d1 (From Pool resource)
When:     2012-12-21 13:07:54
Priority: 10
OK to run? (yes/mod/no): 
Job queued. JobId=1291

Then my new job, just sits there, doing nothing. The JobStatus shows that the job was created, but it appears to never run? All the full, and incremental backups are terminating normally.

*llist jobid=1291
           JobId: 1,291
             Job: nms-Job.2012-12-21_13.07.56_07
            Name: nms-Job
     PurgedFiles: 0
            Type: B
           Level: F
        ClientId: 4
            Name: nms-FileDaemon
       JobStatus: C
       SchedTime: 2012-12-21 13:07:54
       StartTime: 2012-12-21 13:07:56
         EndTime: 0000-00-00 00:00:00
     RealEndTime: 0000-00-00 00:00:00
        JobTDate: 1,356,124,076
    VolSessionId: 0
  VolSessionTime: 0
        JobFiles: 0
       JobErrors: 0
 JobMissingFiles: 0
          PoolId: 19
        PooLname: nms-pool
      PriorJobId: 0
       FileSetId: 11
         FileSet: nms-FileSet

I am getting very frustrated, that this isn't working, mostly because it isn't giving me any error logs, or output at all. I submit the job, and as far as I can tell nothing happens.

Is there some status, or debugging level that I can set to get a useful information about why this isn't working? What can I do to make this work?

I was originally running Bacula 5.0.2 on Debian Squeeze, out of frustration, I upgraded to the 5.2.6 in the backports repository, hoping that a new version might give me better results.