For the past week I have been having none stop issues with timemachine backups to my freenas server. Manual backups would work, however automatic backups would always fail to connect. I've tried reinstalling freenas without importing a config. I also reinstalled os x 10.10.3 from scratch (didn't restore anything from backup) and that didn't help.
About a week ago I changed my timemachine backup dataset. Initially I had a dataset created in the root of my pool. That dataset was then shared with afp and only my computer used it. Last week I thought it would be better to have a "backups" dataset and then my timemachine dataset inside of that. I used zfs send/recv to copy it over to it's new location. I modified the share to point to the new spot. I then removed the old disk from my macs time machine preferences and added the new disk. Time machine did 1 backup and then that was it for a day. I did a manual backup and that worked. Automatic backups didn't work.
Today I moved the timemachine dataset out of backups dataset and back in to the root of my pool. Now automatic backups work just fine.
Is anybody else seeing this behavior? Time machine fails to connect if the shared dataset is nested in another dataset.
About a week ago I changed my timemachine backup dataset. Initially I had a dataset created in the root of my pool. That dataset was then shared with afp and only my computer used it. Last week I thought it would be better to have a "backups" dataset and then my timemachine dataset inside of that. I used zfs send/recv to copy it over to it's new location. I modified the share to point to the new spot. I then removed the old disk from my macs time machine preferences and added the new disk. Time machine did 1 backup and then that was it for a day. I did a manual backup and that worked. Automatic backups didn't work.
Today I moved the timemachine dataset out of backups dataset and back in to the root of my pool. Now automatic backups work just fine.
Is anybody else seeing this behavior? Time machine fails to connect if the shared dataset is nested in another dataset.