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rename [-f ] filesystem | volume | snapshot filesystem | volume | snapshot ... and ZFS automatically mounts the file system when the zfs mount -a command is ...

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Mar 10, 2016 · Note that the commands do not remove the mountpoints, they remove an entire dataset. Removing a mountpoint: zfs set mountpoint=none zroot/my/dataset Removing an entire dataset: zfs destroy zroot/my/dataset The difference can be quite important!

21.09.2016 · Bookmark this question. Show activity on this post. example: When I created the pool, I set it to mount to /mystorage. zpool create -m /mystorage mypool raidz /dev/ada0 dev/ada1 /dev/ada2. But now I want the pool to mount to /myspecialfolder. Any ideas how it can be done? I've searched the net and look at zpool and zfs manpages and found nothing.

Hey everyone, very new to ZFS (but not unix in general), so I'm still figuring out how everything works. I have installed FreeBSD on a ...

To prevent a file system from being mounted, set the mountpoint property to none. In addition, the canmount property can be used to control whether a file ...

When the mountpoint property is changed, the file system is automatically unmounted from the old mount point and remounted to the new mount point. Mount-point directories are created as needed. If ZFS is unable to unmount a file system due to it being active, an error is reported, and a forced manual unmount is necessary. Legacy Mount Points

11.03.2016 · Messages: 39,363. Mar 11, 2016. #5. Note that the commands do not remove the mountpoints, they remove an entire dataset. Removing a mountpoint: zfs set mountpoint=none zroot/my/dataset. Removing an entire dataset: zfs destroy zroot/my/dataset. The difference can be quite important!

I have a simple zfs pool called NAS. It was once used in FreeNAS but I moved the hard drives over to a simpler FreeBSD 10.2 setup.

When the mountpoint property is changed, the file system is automatically unmounted from the old mount point and remounted to the new mount point. Mount-point directories are created as needed. If ZFS is unable to unmount a file system due to it being active, an error is reported, and a forced manual unmount is necessary. Legacy Mount Points

You can override the default mount point by using the zfs set command to set the mountpoint property to a specific path. ZFS automatically creates the specified mount point, if needed, and automatically mounts the associated file system when the zfs mount -a command is invoked, without requiring you to edit the /etc/vfstab file.

ZFS automatically creates this mount point, if needed, and automatically mounts this file system when the zfs mount -a command is invoked, without requiring you to edit the /etc/vfstab file. The mountpoint property is inherited.

To destroy a ZFS file system, use the zfs destroy command. The destroyed file system is automatically unmounted and unshared. For more information about ...

List zfs zfs list · Get the mount point for zroot/mysql: zfs get mountpoint zroot/mysql · Now rename /dbbackup to /dbbackup-prod instantly by ...

@mrjayviper If you use the normal commands (not special options like -F or similar) and stay away from destroy , you cannot do much harm on ZFS. If an operation ...

03.06.2018 · Then go to the shares from ZFS and find the mount point to mount. And write this mount point name instead of x/text_mountpoint in the fstab. In the next section, we show which folder will be mounted on the node. In our example we showed /zfs/test. How To Mount a Mount Point. Create this folder with the help of the command below.

Jun 03, 2018 · How To Unmount a Mount Point. With the umount /zfs/test/ command, we can unmount and than delete the folder.

Hi if to a set mountpoint as below, how can I undo it, that is remove the /opt/tools mount and get it back to /opt/tools pool00/opt/tools/SunOS/5.10/Sparc?

Nov 23, 2008 · zfs inherit mountpoint pool00/opt/tools/SunOS/5.10/Sparc (Must admit I had to ask some collegues;-) This will set it back to inherited. I don't know

# zfs set mountpoint=legacy tank/home/eric # mount -F zfs tank/home/eschrock /mnt To automatically mount a legacy file system at boot time, you must add an entry to the /etc/vfstab file. The following example shows what the entry in the /etc/vfstab file might look like: