zfs discuss - Jul 2011 - ZFS Mount Options

I have a zfs pool called logs (about 200G).
I would like to create 2 volumes using this chunk of storage.
However, they would have different mount points.
ie. 50G would be mounted as /oarcle/logs
    100G would be mounted as /session/logs

is this possible? Do I have to use the legacy mount options?

Thas
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Tony MacDoodle wrote:
> I have a zfs pool called logs (about 200G).
> I would like to create 2 volumes using this chunk of storage.
> However, they would have different mount points.
> ie. 50G would be mounted as /oarcle/logs
>     100G would be mounted as /session/logs
>  
> is this possible?
Yes...

zfs create -o mountpoint=/oracle/logs logs/oracle
zfs create -o mountpoint=/session/logs logs/session

If you don''t otherwise specify, the two filesystem will share the pool 
without any constraints.

If you wish to limit their max space...

zfs set quota=50g logs/oracle
zfs set quota=100g logs/session

and/or if you wish to reserve a minimum space...

zfs set reservation=50g logs/oracle
zfs set reservation=100g logs/session
> Do I have to use the legacy mount options?
You don''t have to.

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Andrew Gabriel