Whats after RC1 and When?

[rs_taylor]

Loving Cobia, wondering if/when we'll have another RC or go for release?

 

[duderuud]

SCALE 23.10 Release Notes

Highlights, change log, and known issues for each SCALE 23.10 (Cobia) release.

www.truenas.com

 

[rs_taylor]

Hmmm, ok

 

[anodos]

Loving Cobia, wondering if/when we'll have another RC or go for release?

There won't be another RC before the .0 release.

 

[Kris Moore]

10/24 - 23.10.0

 

[rs_taylor]

Sounds good, thank you

 

[winnielinnie]

10/24 - 23.10.0

Is it going to ship with ZFS 2.2?

 

[danb35]

Is it going to ship with ZFS 2.2?

The release notes, linked up-thread, say it is. Listed among its "Primary Features" is "OpenZFS 2.2 with many iXsystems contributions."

 

[winnielinnie]

The release notes

Trying to hide it in plain sight. That's really sneaky of them...

 

[anodos]

Is it going to ship with ZFS 2.2?

One interesting note is that SMB/NFS server-side-copy will by default use block cloning in this release (clones at least initially take no additional space).

 

[winnielinnie]

One interesting note is that SMB/NFS server-side-copy will by default use block cloning

Now THAT is awesome.

Does the client matter? Or as long as the client uses the SMB3 protocol, it doesn't matter if it's Windows, Linux, macOS?

EDIT: Upon second thought, perhaps the file-manager / tool used to issue the "copy" command is what counts, regardless if it's over an SMB3 connection?

EDIT 2: The same question applies for NFS 4.2 clients.

 

[anodos]

Now THAT is awesome.

Does the client matter? Or as long as the client uses the SMB3 protocol, it doesn't matter if it's Windows, Linux, macOS?

As long as client is properly using SMB protocol to perform a server-side-copy (Windows does this by default in File Explorer. Modern Linux does it via `cp` with --reflink. Mac does Mac things.)