see them.
Clients have to mount each submount to access them. With NFS you export
a filesystem, not a hierarchy of filesystems.
> 3、what does "+" mean?
It means ACLs are enabled. Use noacl mount option to disable.
> 4、do I need to remount a share dir after changing the file access on
> solaris(NFS server)？
If you mean like chmod'ing on the server, then you don't have to
remount on the clients.
Cheers.
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, driver, cache
> corruption, or something else, so blacklisting the block will not
> solve the issue. Also, with some types of disk (SSD), block numbers
> are moved around to achieve wear leveling, so blacklistinng a block
> number won't stop you reusing that real block.
>
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Hi list,
from ZFS documentation it appears unclear to me if a "zpool
scrub" will black list any found bad blocks so they won't be used
anymore.
I know Netapp's WAFL scrub does reallocate bad blocks and mark them as
unsable. Does ZFS have this kind of strategy ?
Thanks.
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Didie
