On 11/23/08 12:14, Paweł Tęcza wrote:
As others here have said, just issue 'zfs list -t snapshot' if you
just want to see the snapshots, or 'zfs list -t all' to see both
filesystems and snapshots.
OK, I can use that, but my dreamed `zfs list` syntax is like below:
zfs list [all|snapshots]
zfs list: displays all filesystems and snapshots too only if
"listsnaps=on"
zfs list all: displays all filesystems and snapshots too even if
"listsnaps=off"
zfs list snapshots: displays all snapshots, without filesystems
Do you agree with me that it's simple and beautiful? ;)
Pawel,
With http://bugs.opensolaris.org/view_bug.do?bug_id=6734907
"zfs list -t all would be useful once snapshots are omitted by default",
the syntax of zfs list is very close to the one you have dreamed of:
zfs list [filesystem|volume|snapshot|all]
zfs list: displays all filesystems and volumes
displays snapshots only if "listsnaps=on"
zfs list -t filesystem displays all filesystems
does not display volumes or snapshots
zfs list -t volume displays all volumes
does not display filesystems or snapshots
zfs list -t snapshot displays all snapshots
does not display filesystems or volumes
zfs list -t all displays all filesystems, volumes, and
snapshots (even if "listsnaps=off")
-- Rich
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