Dnia 2008-11-22, sob o godzinie 07:06 -0800, Simon Breden pisze:
> Hi Pawel,
>
> Yes, it did change in the last few months.
Hello Simon,
Thanks a lot for your reply! I didn't know it, because I'm not so
long-time OpenSolaris user ;) I was confused, because recently I've
seen Roman Strobl's ZFS basic screencast [1] and `zfs list` displays
there both filesystems and snapshots.
> On older versions of solaris the default for 'zfs list' was to show
> all filesystems AND snapshots.
That old behaviour was OK for me, but I don't have many snapshots.
Yet ;)
> This got to be a real pain when you had lots of snapshots as you
> couldn't easily see what was what, so it was changed so that
> the default for 'zfs list' is just to show the filesystems,
> which is much preferable in my opinion.
In my opinion "listsnaps=off" property was really good solution of
that problem, but probably it's too late to back to old default
behaviour of `zfs list`. It's a pity.
> As others here have said, just issue 'zfs list -t snapshot' if you
> just want to see the snapshots, or 'zfs list -t all' to see both
> filesystems and snapshots.
OK, I can use that, but my dreamed `zfs list` syntax is like below:
zfs list [all|snapshots]
zfs list: displays all filesystems and snapshots too only if
"listsnaps=on"
zfs list all: displays all filesystems and snapshots too even if
"listsnaps=off"
zfs list snapshots: displays all snapshots, without filesystems
Do you agree with me that it's simple and beautiful? ;)
My best regards,
Pawel
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