You can do this from the jail if the dataset has the jailed property and is assigned a jail using thefred974 said:Could someone tell me if it is actually possible to do snapshot directly from the jails or if I must do them via the host?
zfs jail
command. Your jail will also need the allow.mount and allow.mount.zfs properties.Thank you.SirDice said:You can do this from the jail if the dataset has the jailed property and is assigned a jail using thefred974 said:Could someone tell me if it is actually possible to do snapshot directly from the jails or if I must do them via the host?zfs jail
command. Your jail will also need the allow.mount and allow.mount.zfs properties.
Most jails however don't have this as they don't require mounting additional ZFS datasets. In that case you will have to snapshot from the host.
fred974 said:Thank you.SirDice said:You can do this from the jail if the dataset has the jailed property and is assigned a jail using thefred974 said:Could someone tell me if it is actually possible to do snapshot directly from the jails or if I must do them via the host?zfs jail
command. Your jail will also need the allow.mount and allow.mount.zfs properties.
Most jails however don't have this as they don't require mounting additional ZFS datasets. In that case you will have to snapshot from the host.
So will I do better doing the snapshot from the host? Is there any security problem in doing allow.mount and allow.mount.zfs on the jail?