On 11/22/11 17:54, Jim Klimov wrote:
2011-11-23 2:26, Lori Alt wrote:
Did you try a temporary mount point?
zfs mount -o mountpoint=/whatever <dataset>
- lori
I do not want to lie so I'll delay with a definite answer.
I think I've tried that, but I'm not certain now. I'll try
to recreate the situation later and respond responsibly ;)
If this works indeed - that's a good idea ;)
Should it work relative to alternate root as well (just
like a default/predefined mountpoint value would)?
It does not take an alternate root into account. Whatever you specify
as the value of the temporary mountpoint property is exactly where it's
mounted.
BTW, is there a way to do overlay mounts like "mount -O"
with zfs automount attributes?
No, there is no property for that. You would need to specify the -O to
the "mount" or "zfs mount" command to get an overlay mount. You don't
need to use legacy mounts for this. The -O option works with regular
zfs mounts.
I have to use legacy mounts
and /etc/vfstab for that now on some systems, but would
like to aviod such complication if possible...
//Jim
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