Yes it does but it doesn't show any data from the jail itselfIt also creates a .zfs directory in the dataset that contains all of the files, read only
You have to change the snapdir property to visible. Here is the relevant section of the Handbook :19.4.5.4. Restoring Individual Files from Snapshots.Yes it does but it doesn't show any data from the jail itself
cd /dataset/path/.zfs/snapshot
Yes it does but it doesn't show any data from the jail itself
# iocage snaplist tests
NAME CREATED RSIZE USED
initstate Sun Jan 15 9:01 2017 88K 0
# iocage get mountpoint tests
/iocage/jails/ab83c86b-daf8-11e6-812e-d43d7ee06407
% ls /iocage/jails/ab83c86b-daf8-11e6-812e-d43d7ee06407/.zfs/snapshot/initstate/
fstab root
% ls /iocage/jails/ab83c86b-daf8-11e6-812e-d43d7ee06407/root/.zfs/snapshot/initstate/
COPYRIGHT etc mnt sbin var
bin lib proc sys
boot libexec rescue tmp
dev media root usr
I didn't know that..If your jail has its own dataset mounted on /some/path/myjail, you'd need to go into /some/path/myjail/.zfs/snapshot to view files from that jail.
df .
, it gives you the df output for the file system containing the current folder.# df .
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Avail Capacity Mounted on
storage/platform/web 932895775 134345903 798549872 14% /storage/platform/web