tupui
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Hi,
I have a dataset which I can mount with SMB. There are files (around 200GB), in SSH I can also see them in the `/mnt/pool/toto` folder. The issue is that on the pool info page, it reports a used size of 0. And snapshots of this dataset are empty. Seems like the data is somehow not "registered" to the dataset?
I found the following thread
www.truenas.com
and I could see that the dataset is actually not mounted. The issue is that I don't manage to mount it. I get `cannot mount 'pool/toto': Permission denied`. I suspect that if I manage to get the dataset mounted, it would fix the issue?
For now I might just try to create a new dataset and move the data there. But still sounds bad and I would like to understand what I might have done wrong so that it does not happen later on. Could it be due to the fact that this dataset was mounted in windows?
I have a dataset which I can mount with SMB. There are files (around 200GB), in SSH I can also see them in the `/mnt/pool/toto` folder. The issue is that on the pool info page, it reports a used size of 0. And snapshots of this dataset are empty. Seems like the data is somehow not "registered" to the dataset?
I found the following thread
SOLVED - Datasets Listed on Storage Screen Not Found in Filesystem
Here's a screenshot of what I see on the storage screen: And here's what I see in shell: There are 3 datasets completely missing. They show up with zfs commands and there's even snapshots for them, but they're completely missing from the filesystem. I just did a zfs send | recv to move the...
www.truenas.com
and I could see that the dataset is actually not mounted. The issue is that I don't manage to mount it. I get `cannot mount 'pool/toto': Permission denied`. I suspect that if I manage to get the dataset mounted, it would fix the issue?
For now I might just try to create a new dataset and move the data there. But still sounds bad and I would like to understand what I might have done wrong so that it does not happen later on. Could it be due to the fact that this dataset was mounted in windows?
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