The receive side is running build 111b (2009.06), so I'm not sure if your advice actually applies to my situation.
Daniel Bakken On Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 10:57 PM, Tom Erickson <thomas.erick...@oracle.com>wrote: > After build 128, locally set properties override received properties, and > this would be the expected behavior. In that case, the value was received > and you can see it like this: > > % zfs get -o all compression tank > NAME PROPERTY VALUE RECEIVED SOURCE > tank compression on gzip local > % > > You could make the received value the effective value (clearing the local > value) like this: > > % zfs inherit -S compression tank > % zfs get -o all compression tank > NAME PROPERTY VALUE RECEIVED SOURCE > tank compression gzip gzip received > % > > If the receive side is below the version that supports received properties, > then I would expect the receive to set compression=gzip. > > After build 128 'zfs receive' prints an error message for every property it > fails to set. Before that version, 'zfs receive' is silent when it fails to > set a property so long as everything else is successful. I might check > whether I have permission to set compression with 'zfs allow'. You could > pipe the send stream to zstreamdump to verify that compression=gzip is in > the send stream, but I think before build 125 you will not have zstreamdump. > > Tom > >
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