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feat: add initial (and experimental) support for ZFS #527

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@johanfleury johanfleury commented Mar 6, 2020

On config creation, a new dataset is created (.snapshots) that will
store snapshots information and a symlink to the snapshot in the .zfs
directory. This dataset is destroyed on config deletion.

Due to a ZFS “limitations”, snapshots can only be created read-only and
cannot be derived from a parent.

This is based on the initial idea and work of Daniel Sullivan
(@mumblepins).

Implements #145.

On config creation, a new dataset is created (`.snapshots`) that will
store snapshots information and a symlink to the snapshot in the `.zfs`
directory.  This dataset is destroyed on config deletion.

Due to a ZFS “limitations”, snapshots can only be created read-only and
cannot be derived from a parent.

This is based on the initial idea and work of Daniel Sullivan
(mumblepins).

Implements openSUSE#145.
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aisbergg commented Nov 5, 2020

I really like to see ZFS support implemented in snapper. There are a few snapshot programs, that can be used with ZFS, but non of which are as convenient:

I don't code in C++, but I can offer my help testing the feature.

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@johanfleury are you using this to manage data? Any reliability issues?

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i2 commented Oct 17, 2022

Is there any update on this PR?

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