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Received snapshot does not contain the expected files #79
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For compression the algorithm must be installed as a system package, e.g. through About the missing file: Make sure the filesystem is mounted. pyznap has a problem where it unmounts filesystems for send/recv, so your dataset might just not be mounted. |
Hi. Thanks for the fast reply. I have just realized that in embedded XigmaNAS the Thanks, the destination dataset was unmonted, indeed. Then, I mounted it manually by Thanks! |
If you don't want any compression you can set It's a mix of bug and deliberate :). For the zfs send/recv I have to set a flag in the receive command that unmounts filesystems. Sometimes they are then remounted, but often times not. So the flag is deliberate, but the datasets being mounted/unmounted after the send is a bit buggy, and I haven't figured out how to fix this. For me the datasets also stay mounted after I manually remount them once, but other people have said for them it's different. |
Hi.
I have just started with pyznsap.
I am taking snapshots from a remote XigmaNAS server.
My pyznap.conf is
In the NAS, I have the following content and no previous snapshots:
The results of pyznap snap and later pyznap send:
The snapshots at destination are below:
But, the dataset has no file inside:
What is the problem?
BTW, f couse lz4 is available in the NAS server. In fact, the
pool1/www
dataset has the compression set aslz4
. Why does that warning appear?pool1/www compression lz4 local
Thanks!
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