On 22 January, 2013 - Ian Collins sent me these 0,9K bytes:
Since upgrading to Solaris 11.1, I've started seeing snapshots like
tank/vbox/shares%VMs
appearing with zfs list -t snapshot.
I thought snapshots with a % in their name where private objects created
during a send/receive operation. These snapshots don't have many
properties:
zfs get all tank/vbox/shares%VMs
NAME PROPERTYVALUE SOURCE
tank/vbox/shares%VMs creationTue Jan 15 9:15 2013 -
tank/vbox/shares%VMs mountpoint /vbox/shares -
tank/vbox/shares%VMs share.* ...local
tank/vbox/shares%VMs zoned offdefault
Which is casing one of my scripts grief.
Ignore snapshots that have %, only use those with @ ?
Does anyone know why these are showing up?
They're used for new style sharing in s11.1 as well.
zfs list -t share
/Tomas
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