I tried to make a new snapshot for the second time in my life (new to ZFS).
I'm guessing I need to destroy the old snapshot first, if I want to use the same name again?
(going to use another name from now on, like "srv07-full-snap")
Is it COMPLETELY SAFE to run
(If needed to be taken in account?)
Thanks,
# zfs snapshot -r zroot@snapshot
Code:
cannot create snapshot 'zroot@snapshot': dataset already exists
I'm guessing I need to destroy the old snapshot first, if I want to use the same name again?
(going to use another name from now on, like "srv07-full-snap")
Is it COMPLETELY SAFE to run
# zfs destroy -r zroot@snapshot to remove all snapshots named "snapshot"?
Code:
# zfs list -t snapshot
NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT
zroot@snapshot 0B - 96K -
zroot/ROOT@snapshot 0B - 96K -
zroot/ROOT/default@snapshot 1.22G - 15.8G -
zroot/home@snapshot 0B - 96K -
...
# bectl list(If needed to be taken in account?)
Code:
BE Active Mountpoint Space Created
default NR / 20.4G 2026-03-30 11:17
Thanks,