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automated_zfs_snapshots_for_omv5 [2021/05/06 00:43] – [Automated ZFS Snapshots] crashtestautomated_zfs_snapshots_for_omv5 [2021/05/06 00:48] – [Pool Snapshots] crashtest
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 **In the interests of clarity:**\\ **In the interests of clarity:**\\
-A ZFS “filesystem” is interchangeable with a standard Linux folder at the root of the pool and is navigable, on the command line, in the same manner.  The difference is a standard Linux folder at the root of the pool, is part of the parent pool.  A child “filesystem” is created by ZFS and is assigned editable ZFS properties.  A “filesystem snapshot” is taken independent of the parent pool and is independently restoreable. \\+A ZFS “filesystem” is interchangeable with a standard Linux folder at the root of the parent pool and is navigable, on the command line, in the same manner.  The difference is a standard Linux folder at the root of the pool, is part of the parent pool.  A child “filesystem” is created by ZFS and is assigned editable ZFS properties.  A “filesystem snapshot” is taken independent of the parent pool and is independently restoreable. \\
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 zfs set com.sun:auto-snapshot=**true** Rocky\\ zfs set com.sun:auto-snapshot=**true** Rocky\\
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 zfs set com.sun:auto-snapshot:frequent=true Rocky\\ zfs set com.sun:auto-snapshot:frequent=true Rocky\\
 zfs set com.sun:auto-snapshot:hourly=true Rocky\\ zfs set com.sun:auto-snapshot:hourly=true Rocky\\