File system frenzy
Sunday, 04 Jan 2009 03:52:34 · 1 minute read · CommentsOn my server, I’ve been looking into having various ZFS file systems, this would allow me to better manage parts of the system later on.
I have so far set it all up as such:
ben@BELEG-IA:/share/media$ zfs list NAME ** ** USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT rpool ** ** 26.1G 431G 72K /rpool rpool/ROOT ** ** 3.10G 431G 18K legacy rpool/ROOT/opensolaris ** ** 3.10G 431G 2.96G / rpool/dump ** ** 1018M 431G 1018M - rpool/export ** ** 640K 431G 19K /export rpool/export/home ** ** 622K 431G 19K /export/home rpool/export/home/ben ** **602K 431G 602K /export/home/ben rpool/share **** **** 21.1G 431G 19K /share rpool/share/media 21.1G 431G 33K /share/media rpool/share/media/movies **** **** 21.1G 431G 21.1G /share/media/movies rpool/share/media/music 18K 431G 18K /share/media/music rpool/share/media/pictures 18K 431G 18K /share/media/pictures rpool/share/media/tv 18K 431G 18K /share/media/tv rpool/swap 1018M 432G 16K -
The bold entries are separate file systems I have created using: zfs create rpool/
For example: zfs create rpool/share
I then did the following to allow the file system and all sub systems to be shared over NFS: zfs set sharenfs=on rpool/share
So far I’ve not set up any sort of snapshotting…