> > No. > > (Well...yes; but the mechanism involves your adding > that feature to rsync > yourself ;-)). > lol, i always love it when i get hit with THAT one.
> > Solaris (not gnu, I think) cp ought to be able to > replicate the ACLs. > Recursive, preserving file modes. > ahh, good to know. I did not know that solaris cp preserved NFSv4 ACL's will have to read up on that > Since you say "pool", you're probably talking ZFS > filesystems, in which > case ZFS send / receive will do what you want. > well, i mean pool AND filesystem. I have a filesystem on the rootpool which i want to move to the storage pool. I originally created it on the rpool and have since decided i'd like to move it to the storage pool. I've never worked with zfs send/recieve before. I will have to go read it....the main thing is i do NOT want to replicate the snapshots of this particular filesystem, i just want to create a new filesystem. The main question i had regarding zfs send/recieve was whether or not it would work the way i wanted regarding compression. I guess thinking about it now that i'm awake, that was a pretty stupid question. I have never used it so i wasn't sure how it worked. After reading a little, it seems to work by replicating the actual zfs transaction data. This seems quite cool. Thanks again for putting up with a newb -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-help mailing list opensolaris-help@opensolaris.org
