# zfs send -R pool/b@send ... 包含以下完整流和增量流: TYPE SNAPSHOT INCREMENTAL FROM full pool/b@pre-send - incr pool/b@send pool/b@pre-send incr pool/b/1@clone2 pool/a/1@clone incr pool/b/1@pre-send pool/b/1@clone2 incr pool/b/1@send pool/b/1@send incr pool/b/2@...
Generate a send stream, which may be of a filesystem, and may be incremental from a bookmark. If the destination is a filesystem or volume, the pool must be read-only, or the filesystem must not be mounted. When the stream generated from a filesystem or volume is received, the defau...
Send all incremental snapshots betweenfs@snapAtofs@snapDtofs@combo. Send an incremental stream from the origin snapshot to create a clone. The original snapshot must already exist on the receiving side to accept the incremental stream. For example: # zfs send -I pool/fs@snap1 pool/clone@s...
The initial send to ubackup has been performed with the -L and -e flags (not sure if this is relevant). Then performing an incremental send with the -L flag produces the expected result (size differences are due to different pool geometry): ...
Describe the feature would like to see added to OpenZFS Since I was messing around with snapshots and send with #16767 It got me thinking of we could have the ability to "backfill" snapshots from one dataset to another without the need t...
https://github.com/bahamas10/zincrsend Incremental ZFS send/recv backup script NOTE: At the time of this writing, this script (due to laziness) takes configuration data inside the source itself. At a high level, it works in 3 steps for every dataset you want to backup. ...
A means to choose the most recent common snapshot between the local and remote ends, and send an incremental send stream between that snapshot, and the one we’ve just taken A means to define what “remote end” means, in an extensible way (be it removable media, network devices, cloud...
The following commands sends a full backup and then an incremental to a remote machine, restoring them intopoolB/restored/fs@aandpoolB/restored/fs@b, respectively.poolBmust contain the file systempoolB/restored, and must not initially containpoolB/restored/fs. ...
After the initial full sync, this will do incremental zfs sends, back to back, "forever". (or at least until you hit an error :) For some amount of greater detail, please see the usage message, via "zrep -h" The one "undocumented feature" you may care about, is that the ...
subsequently, send cumulative incremental snapshots to deepfreeze last_snap=$(ssh deepfreeze zfs list -H -t snapshot -ro name rdbackup/zfsbox/vpool/VAULT | tail -1 | cut -d@ -f2) zfs send -I -R vpool/VAULT@"${last_snap}" vpool/VAULT@snapshotname | ssh deepfreeze zfs recv -F...