Hi, As part of a disk subsystem upgrade I am thinking of using ZFS but there are two issues at present 1) The current filesystems are mounted as /hostname/mountpoint except for one directory where the mount point is <storage dir>/<storage application dir>. Is is possible to mount a ZFS filesystem as /hostname/<storage dir>/<storage application> so that /hostname/<storage dir> contains only directory <storage application>. Storage dir is empty apart from the <storage application> directory which contains all the file? 2) Is there any possibility of having a "zfs ireceive " for an interactive receive similar to the ufsrestore -i command? After twenty one years of working with Sun kit, my experience is that I either have to restore a complete filesystem (three disks failing in a RAID5 set) or I have to restore an individual file or directory. I have been told that "zfs receive" is very quick at restoring a filesystem unfortunately it does not permit an interactive restore of selected files and directories. Which is why I would like to see "zfs ireceive" if possible which work on a zfs send created data stream but allow for interactive or specified files or directories to be restored. Is does not matter if it is 10x slower than restoring a complete filesystem, it is the ability to selectively restore directories and files. TIA Russell
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