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What kind of errors? If you destroy them on both sides it should be fine. Zfs-autobackup does keep some hidden state or db somewhere. Only the autobackup: property is important. |
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Hi all!
What a wonderful tool this is, I use it to make an offsite backup of my server and it works well, even through forced disconnects of the ISP and such.
But how do I properly remove a (sub-)dataset from the replication without getting errors on the next sync?
So I have the replication tag on
/tank/
and the children inherit it. So/tank/somejunk/random
gets replicated as well. Now I want to remove that folder altogether (on source and backup target).What I did was just zfs destroy it, but then all following runs of zfs_autobackup complained about differences in the snapshots of source and target.
What's the proper way to do this?
Thanks a lot!
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