Krzys wrote:
It does not work, I did try to remove every snap and I ended destroying that pool all together and had to resend it all.. My goal is to use zfs send/receive for backup purposes to big storage system that I have, and keep snaps, I dont care if file system is mounted or not but I want to have ability every month to be able to send changes to it and update with current incremental snaps... but because of the main disk is beeing mounted, even that I dont go there it changes something on it like access times or something and that prevents me from sending incremental zfs snaps... :( So that -F option will work but its few months away from what I understand... and I would like to just do zfs send/receive now and keep updating it monthly or even daily.
If the filesystem you are doing the incremental 'zfs recv' into is always unmounted, you should not see the "fs modified since last snapshot" error. Can you send the specific commands / output that you're seeing? Is a crash / power loss involved?
Also note, 'zfs set mountpoint=none' is the preferred method to not mount a filesystem + its descendents.
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