Hi Roland,
Thanks for reporting this problem. If you want to, you can continue to
use the same methods you previously
used with zfs-auto-snapshot to tag/select zfs datasets for automatic
snapshotting. The interfaces are the same,
the time-slider GUI is just a wrapper around the existing
zfs-auto-snapshot tagging property (com.sun:auto-snapshot).
eg.
pfexec zfs set com.sun:auto-snapshot=true rpool/export/home.
etc.
I'll look into the GUI issue and work on a fix ASAP.
Thanks,
Niall.
On 18/06/2010 03:10, Kletzing, Roland wrote:
Hello,
as auto-smf has been replaced by time-slider i try to use it, but i can`t.
i have a larger number of zfs filesystems (~30). when i start time
slider manager in gnome and choose "enable time slider" and click on
"advanced options", the window expands it`s size so that i can`t see
the bottom of the window. it expands to the bottom and it`s height is
about half times more than the height of the desktop , so it is
clipped at the bottom of the desktop. My Desktop ist 19" at 1280x1024
and i won`t buy a bigger monitor! ;)
i found absolutely no way to resize the window appropriately so it
will fit on the screen. i can neither see "cancel" "ok" or "delete
snapshots", nor can`t i see the % input box. (have seen some
screenhots of the time-slider app on the net)
how can i start time-slider that it fit`s on the screen and sizes
appropriately ?
Looks like a bug to me....
regards
roland
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