On Sun, 23 Mar 2008, msl wrote: > I have some zfs filesystems with two "//" at the beggining like > "//dir1/dir2/dir3. And some other filesystems "correct" with just one > "/" (/dir1/dir2/). The question is: Can i set the mountpoint correctly?
You can set the mountpoint at any time with 'zfs set mountpoint=/dir1/dir2 <dataset>' -bash-3.2# zfs create tank/filesystem -bash-3.2# zfs get mountpoint tank/filesystem NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE tank/filesystem mountpoint /tank/filesystem default -bash-3.2# zfs set mountpoint=//dir1/dir2 tank/filesystem -bash-3.2# zfs get mountpoint tank/filesystem NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE tank/filesystem mountpoint //dir1/dir2 local -bash-3.2# zfs set mountpoint=/dir1/dir2 tank/filesystem -bash-3.2# zfs get mountpoint tank/filesystem NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE tank/filesystem mountpoint /dir1/dir2 local -bash-3.2# Note that if you set a mountpoint with a trailing / character, that / is propagated to all datasets which inherit the mountpoint: -bash-3.2# zfs create tank/filesystem/child -bash-3.2# zfs get mountpoint tank/filesystem/child NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE tank/filesystem/child mountpoint /dir1/dir2/child inherited from tank/filesystem -bash-3.2# zfs set mountpoint=/dir1/dir2/ tank/filesystem -bash-3.2# zfs get mountpoint tank/filesystem/child NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE tank/filesystem/child mountpoint /dir1/dir2//child inherited from tank/filesystem -bash-3.2# As a result of the inheritance, you get the double-/ in the middle of the mountpoint name. Regards, markm _______________________________________________ zfs-discuss mailing list zfs-discuss@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/zfs-discuss
