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  • ZFS Dataset not created when share is set to cache only


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    From my understanding, a dataset should be automatically created if a share is set to cache only, and the cache is zfs.

     

    I have created (manually) datasets for each of my appdata, isos, system, and domains shares. I used rsync to move the data from the folders into the datasets.

     

    I create a new share called Test and set it to cache only. A new dataset appears called "Test". However, if an existing share is set to cache only and the data is moved to the cache, a dataset is not created and the manual process must be followed to create a dataset and transfers the data into one. Is this the intended behaviour? 

     

     




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    If I'm understanding the issue correctly I cannot reproduce, I've created a new share on an XFS array drive, then set the share to be moved to a zfs pool, ran the mover, a new dataset was created for the share on the zfs pool.

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    i have same issue for , domains and system folders ... 

    all them is exlusive acces ... but only appdata is avalible like dataset

     

     

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    I have the same issue. I would like to know if this is expected behavior or not. I think this has been causing some issues with some of my dockers. 

    @JorgeB - I think to replicate this, don't use mover (perhaps this is where we are making a mistake). For the OP, rsync was used. For me, I had used Dynamix File Manager. 

    1 - Share exists on XFS cache pool
    2 - Used DFM to move from cache pool to array

    3 - Formatted old cache pool to ZFS

    4 - Used DFM to move the files to the new ZFS pool

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    18 minutes ago, Indi said:

    I had used Dynamix File Manager. 

    It should create a dataset if you use user shares, it won't create one if you use disk shares, e.g., move from /mnt/pool1 to /mnt/pool2

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    5 minutes ago, JorgeB said:

    it won't create one if you use disk shares

    This is it, I had done /mnt/disk8 to /mnt/cache_system 

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