Harry Putnam <[email protected]> writes:
> Ross Smith <[email protected]> writes:
>
>> The first thing I'd check is permissions. Search the list for "chmod
>> A=everyone", that's something I recommend as a starting step with
>> cifs.
>
> Thanks, I'm going to try that... however I started completely wiping
> the slate clean just a little bit ago so will no start all over with
> setting up shares.
>
> Fortunately I haven't used the shares at all far as writing data
> there.
That isn't working out so swell either.
A filesystem I created with `zfs create' on rpool will not be removed.
Originally I did:
zfs create rpool/zbk
Then created a main subdirectory and sever sub sub directoies
All with zfs create rpool/zbk/whatever
Then I moved the mount point
zfs set mountpoint=/ rpool/zbk (I think that was it)
Now attemtping to get shed of this filesystem, I tried every syntax
known to man...
zfs destroy rpool/zbk
cannot open 'rpool/zbk': dataset does not exist
zfs destroy zbk
zfs destroy zbk
cannot open 'zbk': dataset does not exist
zfs destroy /zbk
cannot open '/zbk': invalid dataset name
# rm -rf /zbk
rm: cannot remove directory `/zbk/hosts/harvey': Device busy
rm: cannot remove directory `/zbk/hosts/ansil': Device busy
rm: cannot remove directory `/zbk/hosts/reader': Device busy
rm: cannot remove directory `/zbk/hosts/bjp': Device busy
rm: cannot remove directory `/zbk/hosts/mob1': Device busy
I saw that busy part and just disbled smb/server
svdadm disable smb/server
And then rebooted.
But now after reboot when those shares cannot possibly be busy
I still get all the same output as shown above.
ls -ld /zbk
drwxr-xr-x 3 reader wheel 3 2009-03-22 17:44 /zbk
So what to do with this thing.
Its apparently preventing me creating a similar filesystem
zfs create rpool/z1
cannot create 'rpool/z1': dataset already exists
ls /z1
ls: cannot access /z1: No such file or directory
ls /rpool/z1
ls: cannot access /rpool/z1: No such file or directory
Not even visble under rpool at all
ls /rpool
boot etc
Or / trimmed output for brevity.. but z1 is not there.
zfs list -r rpool shows:
[...]
rpool/swap 1.53G 448G 1.53G -
rpool/z1 125K 448G 21K /zbk
rpool/z1/hosts 104K 448G 24K /zbk/hosts
rpool/z1/hosts/ansil 20K 448G 20K /zbk/hosts/ansil
rpool/z1/hosts/bjp 20K 448G 20K /zbk/hosts/bjp
rpool/z1/hosts/harvey 20K 448G 20K /zbk/hosts/harvey
rpool/z1/hosts/mob1 20K 448G 20K /zbk/hosts/mob1
So somehow I've diddled around and got a nice mess going here.
It appears I've mounted z1 on zbk
And cannot get rid of either.
It alwasys hows that one or another device is busy:
zfs destroy -r rpool/z1
cannot unmount '/zbk/hosts/harvey': Device busy
No other client machines are even running.
zfs destroy -r rpool/z1
cannot unmount '/zbk/hosts/bjp': Device busy
what a mess... my bungling has created a monster.
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