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Not sure if it is intentional or not, but the destination datasets on remote machine become unmounted after every pyznap send. Are there any settings I can use to avoid that?
Source is on Proxmox and destination is on a FreeNAS. Source datasets are always mounted, and the destination datasets can be remounted if I reboot FreeNAS (or done manually I guess). My config for testing purposes looks like this:
The same just came up in #43, I think I misunderstood/misused the -u flag for zfs receive. Though in my backup system the datasets always stay mounted, though I don't know why... I'll look into it.
Not sure if it is intentional or not, but the destination datasets on remote machine become unmounted after every pyznap send. Are there any settings I can use to avoid that?
Source is on Proxmox and destination is on a FreeNAS. Source datasets are always mounted, and the destination datasets can be remounted if I reboot FreeNAS (or done manually I guess). My config for testing purposes looks like this:
[testpool]
frequent = 30
snap = yes
clean = yes
dest = ssh:22:[email protected]:WD10P/test
dest_keys = /home/user/.ssh/id_rsa
compress = gzip
Thanks for making such a awesome piece of software!
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