This doesn't make much sense. All user properties are inheritable, so
you control them just like you do any other property. For example,
there is no way to "unset" sharenfs on a child filesystem once it's
inherited - you need to explicitly set it to some value other than its
parent. For user pro
On 11/03/08 14:35, Mark J Musante wrote:
> There currently is no way to do it. I looked for an existing CR and
> couldn't find one, so I submitted "6766756 want 'zfs unset'".
I found a little workaround about that:
zfs inherit net.morettoni:test rpool/export/home/luca
zfs inherit net.morettoni:
On Mon, 3 Nov 2008, Luca Morettoni wrote:
> now I need to *clear* (remove) the property from
> rpool/export/home/luca/src filesystem, but if I use the "inherit"
> command I'll get the parent property, any hint to delete it?
There currently is no way to do it. I looked for an existing CR and
c
On Mon, Nov 03, 2008 at 11:47:19AM +0100, Luca Morettoni wrote:
> I have a little question about user properties, I have two filesystems:
>
> rpool/export/home/luca
> and
> rpool/export/home/luca/src
>
> in this two I have one user property, setted with:
>
> zfs set net.morettoni:test=xyz rpool/
I have a little question about user properties, I have two filesystems:
rpool/export/home/luca
and
rpool/export/home/luca/src
in this two I have one user property, setted with:
zfs set net.morettoni:test=xyz rpool/export/home/luca
zfs set net.morettoni:test=123 rpool/export/home/luca/src
now I
