Well
after some research, this seams to be an issue with the NFS plugin, not ZFS.
the /exports/* directories are not mounted as it should be when using ZFS.
the is not the needed simlinks between the ZFS file system and the /exports mount points.
still need to analyze this to found the exact error,
but maybe it's an error occurring when you do not use the default ZFS mount points.
Best regards,
Some more info :
I do not manged to make it work as I want using cron jobs.
So I have make some try with systemd.
Here my systemd service file calling the bash script from previous post :
[Unit]
Description = Fix ZFS mount points
After = smbd.service nfs-kernel-server.service zfs-import-cache.service zfs-share.service
Requires = smbd.service nfs-kernel-server.service zfs-import-cache.service zfs-share.service
Before = zfs-mount.service
[Service]
#TimeoutStartSec=0
#Type = idle
Type = oneshot
#StandardOutput=tty
#TTYPath=/dev/pts/1
ExecStart = /root/OMV_ZFS_Fix.sh
#RemainAfterExit = True
[Install]
WantedBy = multi-user.targetYou have to copy the service file in /etc/systemd/system/ZFS_Fix.service
Then, to enable the script :
systemctl daemon-reload
systemctl enable ZFS_Fix.service
rebootIt seams to work for me !
Best regards,
Samuel
Hi,
I have written this script as a workaround :
#!/bin/bash
zfs umount -a
if [ $? -eq 0 ]
then
mount_points=$(zfs list | awk '{print $5}' | sed -n '2,99p')
for mount_point in $mount_points; do
rm -rf $mount_point/*
done
zfs mount -a
for mount_point in $mount_points; do
df -h $mount_point | sed -n '2p'
done
exit 0
else
echo "EE: Could not umount all ZFS file system!" >&2
exit 255
fi
and I call it from a cronjob at reboot time :
@reboot /root/OMV_ZFS_Fix.sh
but it seams the script is not run at good timing ... result is not what expected ...
how to run this script at END of reboot ?
Best regards,
Samuel