
Hello,
I'm trying to use option -snapshotroot on a zfs filesystem, tsm client is 5.5.0. 0 and solaris version Solaris 10 8/07.I have a zfs filesystem gipsy/data, mounted on /gipsy/data and create a zfs snapshot.
# zfs snapshot gipsy/data@backup
I run a incremental backup
# dsmc inc /gipsy/data -snapshotroot=/gipsy/data/.zfs/snapshot/backup
This backup the files in root directory /gipsy/data/, but it doesn't do a recursive backup of directories under /gipsy/data.
How to fix this? With option -subdir=yes
I change the command to:
# dsmc inc /gipsy/data/* -subdir=yes -snapshotroot=/gipsy/data/.zfs/snapshot/backup
Gives me result
ANS7527E The (-SNAPSHOTROOT) option is not valid in conjunction with 10 file specifications.
I have tried a few other things on the same topic, but can't backup a directory structure using snapshotroot and zfs.
Any ideas or workarounds welcome. Mounting zfs snapshot on a "real" directory?
Regards
Lennart
I'm trying to use option -snapshotroot on a zfs filesystem, tsm client is 5.5.0. 0 and solaris version Solaris 10 8/07.I have a zfs filesystem gipsy/data, mounted on /gipsy/data and create a zfs snapshot.
# zfs snapshot gipsy/data@backup
I run a incremental backup
# dsmc inc /gipsy/data -snapshotroot=/gipsy/data/.zfs/snapshot/backup
This backup the files in root directory /gipsy/data/, but it doesn't do a recursive backup of directories under /gipsy/data.
How to fix this? With option -subdir=yes
I change the command to:
# dsmc inc /gipsy/data/* -subdir=yes -snapshotroot=/gipsy/data/.zfs/snapshot/backup
Gives me result
ANS7527E The (-SNAPSHOTROOT) option is not valid in conjunction with 10 file specifications.
I have tried a few other things on the same topic, but can't backup a directory structure using snapshotroot and zfs.
Any ideas or workarounds welcome. Mounting zfs snapshot on a "real" directory?
Regards
Lennart
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