Re: http://bugs.opensolaris.org/view_bug.do?bug_id=6602947 Specifically this part: [i]Create zpool /testpool/. Create zfs file system /testpool/testfs. Right click on /testpool/testfs (filesystem) in nautilus and rename to testfs2. Do zfs list. Note that only /testpool/testfs (filesystem) is present. Do zfs rename /testpool/testfs /testpool/testfsrename. This will fail saying the dataset testfs does not exist.[/i] Right now the bug is assigned to gnome:file-manager so it might not be seen by the right people? This message posted from opensolaris.org
Matthew Ahrens
2007-Oct-10 03:58 UTC
[zfs-discuss] Does bug 6602947 concern ZFS more than Gnome?
MC wrote:> Re: http://bugs.opensolaris.org/view_bug.do?bug_id=6602947 > > Specifically this part: > > [i]Create zpool /testpool/. Create zfs file system /testpool/testfs. > Right click on /testpool/testfs (filesystem) in nautilus and rename to testfs2. > Do zfs list. Note that only /testpool/testfs (filesystem) is present. > Do zfs rename /testpool/testfs /testpool/testfsrename. This will fail saying the dataset testfs does not exist.[/i] > > Right now the bug is assigned to gnome:file-manager so it might not be seen by the right people?Actually, it is likely even more general the ZFS or Gnome. You should not rename (eg, via mv(1) or rename(2)) mountpoints in Solaris, otherwise things get confused. In this case, the "zfs rename" is trying to unmount the renamed mountpoint but is not able to find it. I thought I filed a bug on this a while back, but can''t find it now :-( --matt