Are tools necessary to ensure that deleted ZFS pools can not be recovered or
that deleted filesystems are really deleted?
If the current delete commands do offer some level of data recovery, is worth
offering a destroy command which deletes and ensures no means of recovery other
than a backup?
russell aspinwall wrote:
Are tools necessary to ensure that deleted ZFS pools can not be recovered or
that deleted filesystems are really deleted?
dd if=/dev/zero over the disks, or use format(1M) analyze - purge.
For just a single filesystem you can get some comfort level by doing:
zfs
Thanks for clearing up the issue
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On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 12:23 PM, Darren J
Moffatdarr...@opensolaris.org wrote:
russell aspinwall wrote:
Are tools necessary to ensure that deleted ZFS pools can not be recovered
or that deleted filesystems are really deleted?
dd if=/dev/zero over the disks, or use format(1M) analyze -
