Bruce Shaw wrote:
> You should probably be doing a ZFS clone and backing that up.
Why ? clones are writeable and are thus changing. I don't think that
is good advice at all.
Snapshots don't change and are perfect for backups for that reason.
You don't need to clone to be able to continue writ
You should probably be doing a ZFS clone and backing that up.
> I am messing around with zfs snapshots, and was wondering if it is
> possible to mount a zfs snapshot. I would like to use this snapshot
to
> backup to tape.
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oulos, Joe
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Subject: Re: [zfs-discuss] zfs mount snapshot
Poulos, Joe wrote:
> Hello,
>
>
>
> I am messing around with zfs snapshots, and was wondering if it is
> possible to mount a zfs snapshot. I would like to use this snapsh
Poulos, Joe wrote:
> Hello,
>
>
>
> I am messing around with zfs snapshots, and was wondering if it is
> possible to mount a zfs snapshot. I would like to use this snapshot to
> backup to tape.
>
>
>
> Currently, I see the data in the following path:
> /testjp1/.zfs/snapshot/testsn
Hello,
I am messing around with zfs snapshots, and was wondering if it is
possible to mount a zfs snapshot. I would like to use this snapshot to
backup to tape.
Currently, I see the data in the following path:
/testjp1/.zfs/snapshot/testsnapjp
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