cadamwil

I'm having issues deleting a Pool and it's datasets. After several reboots, I was able to destroy the datasets, but I cannot destroy or export the pool. I always receive "the pool is busy". Neither iostat or lsof show activity. It seems something touches it at boot, and then ever again. Is there a way to unset the busy flag or does it have a timeout or??

First, thanks to @steini84 for creating this plugin, I wouldn't be on Unraid without it. They should put you on the payroll. 2nd, one of the things I had and liked in Freenas was a daily report on the SMART tests of my array, as well as a pool report. Freenas, I think, scheduled the smart tests itself, and I am working on a script to schedule the long SMART test by ZFS pool, rather than all of the drives. However, I took edgarsuit's report.sh which spits out a HTML email containing the smart report and Pool reports, and modified it work on Unraid and handle SSDs a bit better. I thought I would post it here in case anyone would like the same. Let me know if you have any questions. edgarsuit's version, my source material. https://github.com/edgarsuit/FreeNAS-Report/blob/master/report.sh report.sh

So, following the guide off of Level 1 techs, I am sure I have messed something up or missed a step. I was setting up automatic snapshots, and I was able to make the install, but I don't know what command to run to install the zfs-auto-snapshots. I honestly assumed it installed, but now I am doubting that. I am getting a message frequently of Oct 5 07:11:11 Beast crond[3324]: failed parsing crontab for user root: PATH="/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/sbin:/sbin" I am also emailed Console and webGui login account Oct 4, 2020, 7:15 PM (14 hours ago) /bin/sh: root: command not found I do show as zfs-auto-snapshot* in /usr/local/sbin Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am not the best in Linux.

I don't see the config button on the Fan Control page. I have updated my motherboard since the plugin was originally installed. However, I uninstalled the plugin and deleted /boot/config/plugins/ipmi/ dir & files. When I turn Fan Control on, the profile Full is selected and my fans go full speed and don't throttle down as much as I like. Normally I run on the Standard mode and it's pretty tolerable. Any ideas?

Also of note, not shares show up at all. So, not sure what's going on. I did extend my trial, do you think this has anything to do with my issue?

I'm sure I am moronic and missing something obvious. But how would I create a share with my ZFS arrays? symlink on a disk? or should it be zfs set sharesmb=on POOLNAME If so, I am getting root@Tower:/mnt/SixteenMirror# zfs set sharesmb=on SixteenMirror cannot share 'SixteenMirror: system error': smb add share failed cannot share 'SixteenMirror/Docker: system error': smb add share failed I have already set permissions & owner for /mnt/SixteenMirror by running the following root@Tower:/mnt/SixteenMirror# chmod -R 775 /mnt/SixteenMirror root@Tower:/mnt/SixteenMirror# chown -R nobody:users /mnt/SixteenMirror

If someone wants to answer this, that's awesome, otherwise, I got this to achieve the same goal by running zpool import -f POOLNAME zfs set mountpoint=/mnt/POOLNAME POOLNAME

I have two pools from FreeNAS I want to import to /mnt/POOLNAME what is the correct syntax? zpool import -f -m /mnt/POOLNAME POOLNAME or zpool import -f POOLNAME -m /mnt/POOLNAME or zpool import -f -m /mnt/POOLNAME POOLNAME

Not Sure if this is the best place to post this or not. I am currently running FreeNAS 11.3 and am planning on moving to UnRAID for the better VM and docker support. Currently in FreeNAS I have three pools, the boot drive, a mirrored SSD set I used for a VM and my 8 x 4TB WD Red Z2 pool. Once on Unraid, I still want my main storage pool as ZFS Z2. However, I don't want to risk any Data loss during the transition. My loose plan is to sync all data to either a pair of mirrored Seagate Exos X16 16TB drives or copy the data to the two drives with them mounted as regular drives. Then once running Unraid, rebuild my big Z2 array, copy the data over without permissions and then rebuild two of the drives with the 16TB drives swapped for two of the 4TB drives. Is this a good plan, should I do something else?

OK, so, currently my storage is on FreeNAS 11.3-U3.2. I booted into Unraid, loaded the ZFS on Unraid plugin and was able to see and import one of my storage pools. However, I couldn't control the mount point. I tried issuing the command # zpool import FirewallSSD -d /mnt/FirewallSSD I received the following message However, I was able to import the pool by just issuing the command # zpool import FirewallSSD I also tried the following command to force the mount point # zpool import -d /mnt/FirewallSSD FirewallSSD The system responded with Am I missing something, is there a way to import these and set the mounting point to /mnt/PoolName or is there a better method. It looks like I may be able to import my pools and upgrade them afterwords, correct?

This may be an idiotic question, but is this based on Open ZFS 2.0? I'm currently running FreeNas, but thinking of switching. If I do, I was wondering if upgrading to TrueNas Core and upgrading my pool would make it compatible with the ZFS plugin for Unraid? I'm trying to avoid copying everything to a couple of disks and copying it back.