I am learning how to replicate my data across the network using zfs-send(8) and zfs-receive(8) via SSH but keep getting the following error:
Here is how things are set up on the sending machine:
The command I use on the sending machine to initiate the replication is:
The user
Here is how things look on the receiving machine:
Any ideas as to what I am doing wrong? Thanks in advance!
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Permission of
Permission of
Edited to add again:
I am a complete idiot! I was off by a digit in the receiving machine's IP address.
Sorry to waste everyone's time.
Code:
ssh: connect to host ip.address port 22: Operation timed out
warning: cannot send 'partition/videos@1109': signal receiveHere is how things are set up on the sending machine:
Code:
[captain@zfstest ~]$ zfs list
NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT
partition 96.7G 149G 96K /partition
partition/videos 96.7G 149G 96.7G /partition/videos
storage 205G 781G 108G /storage
storage/docs 213K 781G 128K /home/captain/docs
storage/home 96.8G 781G 139K /storage/home
storage/home/videos 96.6G 781G 96.6G /storage/home/videos
storage/home/zebula 202M 781G 202M /home/zebula
storage/myclone 85.2K 781G 128K /storage/myclone
[captain@zfstest ~]$ zfs list -t snapshot
NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT
partition@1109 0B - 96K -
partition/videos@1109 0B - 96.7G -
storage/docs@2054 85.2K - 128K -
[captain@zfstest ~]$ zfs allow partition
---- Permissions on partition ----------------------------------------
Local+Descendent permissions:
user captain hold,send,snapshot
[captain@zfstest ~]$ zfs allow partition/videos
---- Permissions on partition ----------------------------------------
Local+Descendent permissions:
user captain hold,send,snapshotThe command I use on the sending machine to initiate the replication is:
Code:
[captain@zfstest ~]$ zfs send -vR partition@1109 | ssh skipper@ip.address zfs receive -dvu backup/videos
full send of partition@1109 estimated size is 43.1K
full send of partition/videos@1109 estimated size is 96.8G
total estimated size is 96.8G
TIME SENT SNAPSHOT partition/videos@1109
15:19:13 67.8K partition/videos@1109
15:19:14 67.8K partition/videos@1109
15:19:15 67.8K partition/videos@1109
15:19:16 67.8K partition/videos@1109
...
15:20:23 67.8K partition/videos@1109
15:20:24 67.8K partition/videos@1109
15:20:25 67.8K partition/videos@1109
15:20:26 67.8K partition/videos@1109
ssh: connect to host ip.address port 22: Operation timed out
warning: cannot send 'partition/videos@1109': signal receiveThe user
captain is able to SSH into the receiving machine without any issues. I'm not doing anything fancy with the SSH keys or ports.Here is how things look on the receiving machine:
Code:
[skipper@zfsbackup ~]$ zfs list
NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT
backup 588K 246G 96K /backup
backup/videos 96K 246G 96K /backup/videos
[skipper@zfsbackup ~]$ zfs list -t snapshot
no datasets available
[skipper@zfsbackup ~]$ zfs allow backup/videos
---- Permissions on backup/videos ------------------------------------
Local+Descendent permissions:
user skipper create,mount,receiveAny ideas as to what I am doing wrong? Thanks in advance!
Edited to add:
Permission of
partition on sending machine:drwxr-xr-x 3 captain captain 3 Jul 29 18:13 partitionPermission of
backup on receiving machine:drwxr-xr-x 3 skipper skipper 3 Aug 2 15:03 backupEdited to add again:
I am a complete idiot! I was off by a digit in the receiving machine's IP address.
Sorry to waste everyone's time.