How to exclude nullfs with "find"?

[MisterE2002]

Migration files from CORE to SCALE. I want to create a filelist of "iocage" to be sure.

Code:

find /mnt/tank/iocage/ -type f

However the links are still followed. Seemingly because they are of type "nullfs". Tools are not modified to handle this kind bind mounts? How can i create a list with the *real* files in this folder?

 

[Patrick M. Hausen]

You can use find -x to not cross dataset/filesystem boundaries. That won't work in a straight simple way, though, because iocage uses a lot of dedicated ZFS datasets. But you could do a mount, df, or zfs list to get a list of all the "real" datasets removing the nullfs mounts and then use find -d -x <list of datasets> ...

HTH,
Patrick

 

[MisterE2002]

the find -x gives indeed a small list. And almost all stuff is missing (only plugins and expected the freebsd releases). I suppose the easiest way is to dismantle my mappings and create the list afterwards.
My only concern if something of value was be ended up there somehow.

 

[anodos]

the find -x gives indeed a small list. And almost all stuff is missing (only plugins and expected the freebsd releases). I suppose the easiest way is to dismantle my mappings and create the list afterwards.
My only concern if something of value was be ended up there somehow.

You can try -fstype zfs to limit to ZFS (no nullfs, tmpfs, etc).
Internally find(1) uses FTS_SKIP / fts(3) to prune off branches for no_xdev and other args, so this should be relatively efficient is my guess.