gards,
ralf
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Hi list,
I'd recommend using zfs send /receive and use a secondary machine that
keeps the received filesystems in a backup pool.
This gives you the advantage of being able to scrub your backups.
I'd like to add another question: Is there a way to efficiently
replicating a complete zfs-pool inc
Hi Steve,
Am 24.05.2008 um 10:17 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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> Hello everyone,
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> I'm new to ZFS and OpenSolaris, and I've been reading the docs on
> ZFS (the
Hi all,
until the scrub problem (http://bugs.opensolaris.org/view_bug.do?bug_id=6343667
) is fixed,you should be able to "simulate" a scrub on the latest data
by using
zfs send > /dev/null
Since the primary purpose is to verify latent bugs and to have zfs
auto-correct them, simply reading all
Hi,
this is true, but it might still be possible to use zfs in a
distributed setup, as you can build pools from plain files that may be
located anywhere on a network.
Automatic status notification would require some custom scripting and
it is obviously not recommended by sun ;-)
The other dra
Hi Matt,
you can use
zpool replace pond ad4
after removing your old disk.
The problem is, if something goes wrong during the replace, you might
lose data, because you have to remove the redundant disk first.
Hope this helps,
ralf
Am 25.04.2008 um 16:42 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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Hi Matt,
if you can remember the status information and are the only
administrator, you can just doa zpool clear and re-scrub your pool
regularly.
zpool clear does no more or less than resetting the status and the
counters.
(A reboot or export does the same thing, at least no Mac OS X.)
The p
Hi Bob,
If I was willing to do that I would simply build a pool from file-
based storage being n-ISO images.
It would involve the following steps
1. create blank ISO images of the size of your media
2. zpool create wormyz raidz2 image1.iso image2.iso image3.iso ...
3. Move your data to the pool
4.
