Unable to mount ZFS pool.

  • i have a OMV server running with back port and ZFS plug in for a year now and recently i upgraded to 3.0. But i got some problem yesterday.


    The server cannot mount the ZFS file system. I can see my pool in the ZFS plug page with all the correct info in web gui. but the filesystem page shows only pool name, ZFS. All the space info shows n/a.


    Please help me to correct this.


    Thanks.

  • do you use NFS share for ZFS?
    if so current(3.0.6) implementation has problem, will be fixed (3.0.7) which will be released with omv 3.0.60 (it is not released also)


    if not,
    checkout systemctl status zfs-mount to see why it is not mounted
    zfs get mounted -t filesystem

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  • Thank you very much luxflow.


    I was playing with NFS last weekend. But i didn't use NFS and decided stay with samba.


    Here is the output of the command. Not too sure what the result means.


    root@openmediavault:~# zfs get mounted -t filesystem
    NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE
    GHpool mounted no -

  • it seems your pool is not mounted at all


    try
    zfs mount -a
    and attach what is output

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  • yeah that is nfs share problem will be fixed in next release
    workaround is


    0. unmount all zfs filesystem
    zfs umount -a


    1. ensure your zfs filesystem is not mounted
    zfs get mounted -t filesystem


    1.5 double check there is file in /GHpool to prevent deleting your data
    ls /GHpool
    ls /GHpool/blahblah...


    2. rm -rf /GHpool


    3. remount zfs mount -a

    OMV3 on Proxmox
    Intel E3-1245 v5 | 32GB ECC RAM | 4x3TB RAID10 HDD
    omv-zfs | omv-nginx | omv-letsencrypt | omv-openvpn
    Click link for more details

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