> Over coffee with a colleague (cc'd) we were talking
> about the problem of
> taking advantage of ZFS over NFS (or CIFS) from a non
> Solaris machine.
>
> We already have the .zfs/snapshot dir and this is
> great. One of the
> other areas was knowing the settings on your data set
> are. So ente
Joerg Schilling wrote:
"Jeremy Teo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
with reference to bug id #4852821: user undo
I have implemented a basic prototype that has the current functionality:
1) deleted files/directories are moved to /your_pool/your_fs/.zfs/deleted
Unfortunately, it is non-triv
Over coffee with a colleague (cc'd) we were talking about the problem of
taking advantage of ZFS over NFS (or CIFS) from a non Solaris machine.
We already have the .zfs/snapshot dir and this is great. One of the
other areas was knowing the settings on your data set are. So enter
.zfs/info which
"Jeremy Teo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> with reference to bug id #4852821: user undo
>
> I have implemented a basic prototype that has the current functionality:
>
> 1) deleted files/directories are moved to /your_pool/your_fs/.zfs/deleted
> Unfortunately, it is non-trivial to complet
