icyy
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- Aug 27, 2020
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I have a replica on a slow DSL link, with smaller snapshots it completes fine however a larger 300GB never completes. The server pushing in between 10-40GB data per day and gives up.
On the sender:
root 15638 0.0 0.1 48620 4576 - S 1:38AM 0:44.59 zfs: sending backup/corp@auto-20200507.0700-4m (6%: 16538124128/244351708768) (zfs)
On the receiver:
root 39357 0.0 0.1 27716 3048 - Is 1:38AM 0:00.33 csh -c /usr/bin/env lz4c -d | /sbin/zfs receive -F -d 'backup' && echo Succeeded
I have found some similar threads:
forums.freebsd.org
Here they suggest using this mbuffer but it is not part of FreeNAS and I rather don't install it if I don't have to. When creating the replication there are no options so I wonder if anyone managed to solve this. I don't care if it's slow and it takes weeks to replicate just to make it work.
On the sender:
root 15638 0.0 0.1 48620 4576 - S 1:38AM 0:44.59 zfs: sending backup/corp@auto-20200507.0700-4m (6%: 16538124128/244351708768) (zfs)
On the receiver:
root 39357 0.0 0.1 27716 3048 - Is 1:38AM 0:00.33 csh -c /usr/bin/env lz4c -d | /sbin/zfs receive -F -d 'backup' && echo Succeeded
I have found some similar threads:

ZFS send/receive over slow lines
Happy new year to all! I am having a issue with a ZFS send/receive backup script that is constantly stalling overnight. The problem is that I don't know how to troubleshoot the issue. The script is running on many servers without any problems. In this case we have 2 servers with ZFS on...
Here they suggest using this mbuffer but it is not part of FreeNAS and I rather don't install it if I don't have to. When creating the replication there are no options so I wonder if anyone managed to solve this. I don't care if it's slow and it takes weeks to replicate just to make it work.