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Hi Jeremy, Here's the log with log level 10: https://pastebin.com/0EAuz2B8 The location of the shared folder: /pool/shadowtest The location of the snapshots: /pool/shadowtest/.zfs/snapshot Here are how snapshots are named: autosnap_2019-09-01_13:29:01_daily autosnap_2019-09-01_13:29:01_hourly autosnap_2019-09-01_13:44:09_frequently And this is currently in my smb.conf file: [shadowtest] path = /pool/shadowtest valid users = user1 read only = no writeable = yes guest ok = no create mode = 770 directory mode = 770 vfs objects = shadow_copy2 shadow:snapdir = /skyhawk2x4tb/shadowtest/.z...

...at lists.samba.org> wrote: > > The location of the shared folder: /pool/shadowtest > > The location of the snapshots: /pool/shadowtest/.zfs/snapshot > > Here are how snapshots are named: > > > > autosnap_2019-09-01_13:29:01_daily > > autosnap_2019-09-01_13:29:01_hourly > > autosnap_2019-09-01_13:44:09_frequently > > I'm not saying this is what your problem is, but if this is FreeBSD < 12, then MNAMELEN in mount.h is 88. FreeBSD 12 bumps this limit to 1024. This means that you should be wary of automatic snapshot schemes that bump up toward th...

...he log with log level 10: https://pastebin.com/0EAuz2B8 > > The location of the shared folder: /pool/shadowtest > The location of the snapshots: /pool/shadowtest/.zfs/snapshot > Here are how snapshots are named: > > autosnap_2019-09-01_13:29:01_daily > autosnap_2019-09-01_13:29:01_hourly > autosnap_2019-09-01_13:44:09_frequently > > And this is currently in my smb.conf file: > > [shadowtest] > path = /pool/shadowtest > valid users = user1 > read only = no > writeable = yes > guest ok = no > create mode = 770 > directory mode = 770 > vfs object...

...gt; wrote: > > > > The location of the shared folder: /pool/shadowtest > > > The location of the snapshots: /pool/shadowtest/.zfs/snapshot > > > Here are how snapshots are named: > > > autosnap_2019-09-01_13:29:01_daily > > > autosnap_2019-09-01_13:29:01_hourly > > > autosnap_2019-09-01_13:44:09_frequently > > I'm not saying this is what your problem is, but if this is FreeBSD < 12, > then MNAMELEN in mount.h is 88. FreeBSD 12 bumps this limit to 1024. This > means that you should be wary of automatic snapshot schemes that bump...

So I'm trying to get shadow copies to work with Windows clients. The snapshots are being stored at /test/.zfs/snapshot The snapshots are being named like so: autosnap_2019-08-10_21:00:00_frequently autosnap_2019-08-10_21:00:00_monthly autosnap_2019-08-10_22:00:00_hourly This is in my smb.conf: [test] vfs objects = shadow_copy2 shadow:snapdir = /test/.zfs/snapshot shadow:snapprefix =