Yes, I understand that they are separate filesystems. However given that some other stuff is regarded inherited, i.e. quota - where it is not possible to assign some diferent quota to 'sub-filesystems', I find this not being consistent.
If inheritence is used (or by some flag to zfs), in my opinion zfs/home should show the resulting space being used. How about: zfs create zfspool/home zfs set quota=999G zfspool/home zfs create zfspool/home/u1 zfs create zfspool/home/u2 In this case all users inherites the 999Gb quota per user! But wouldn't it be nice to have a total quota of 999Gb for zfspool/home -with- sub-filesystems. Remeberthar it's not possible (b70) to alter the quota for sub-filesystems. I'd like to do something like: zfs create zfspool/home zfs set virtualfs=true zfspool/home zfs create zfspool/home/u1 zfs create zfspool/home/u2 This is since i.e.home is not a place for storage but rather a placeholder for the other filesystems. Does this make sense? This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
