t...@goodfor:~$ mkdir tmp/snaptest t...@goodfor:~$ cd tmp/snaptest/ t...@goodfor:~/tmp/snaptest$ mkdir http_root t...@goodfor:~/tmp/snaptest$ mkdir http_root/current t...@goodfor:~/tmp/snaptest$ mkdir http_root/current/bin t...@goodfor:~/tmp/snaptest$ echo "stable" > http_root/current/bin/myapp t...@goodfor:~/tmp/snaptest$ mkdir http_root/experimental t...@goodfor:~/tmp/snaptest$ mkdir http_root/experimental/bin t...@goodfor:~/tmp/snaptest$ echo "unstable" > http_root/experimental/bin/myapp
t...@goodfor:~/tmp/snaptest$ find .snapshot/hourly.0 .snapshot/hourly.0 .snapshot/hourly.0/http_root .snapshot/hourly.0/http_root/current .snapshot/hourly.0/http_root/current/bin .snapshot/hourly.0/http_root/current/bin/myapp .snapshot/hourly.0/http_root/experimental .snapshot/hourly.0/http_root/experimental/bin .snapshot/hourly.0/http_root/experimental/bin/myapp (OH NO! My new version is unstable! I want to figure it out and go back to my hourly backup!) You just need to start one directory up from where you did the "mv": t...@goodfor:~/tmp/snaptest$ cat http_root/.snapshot/hourly.0/experimental/bin/myapp unstable t...@goodfor:~/tmp/snaptest$ cat http_root/.snapshot/hourly.0/current/bin/myapp stable netapp snapshots give you your data in the same place that zfs gives it to you PLUS additional paths. You said that zfs puts it in the right place. That means that netapp is putting it in the right place too... with additional places for your data restoration convenience. Tom _______________________________________________ Tech mailing list [email protected] http://lopsa.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tech This list provided by the League of Professional System Administrators http://lopsa.org/
