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**06/14/2017 upgrade notice** #12
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Just pulled a couple of minutes ago, and creating a pool (raidz2) doesn't
seem to work. Should it?
I haven't used zfs-manager in that capacity before, but I'm on a fresh
system at the moment and thought I would try it.
…On Thu, Jun 15, 2017 at 8:11 PM, jonmatifa ***@***.***> wrote:
If you are upgrading your zfs manager to the latest git pull (as of June
14th 2017), you may run into some issues displaying the ZFS pools and ZFS
filesystems lists correctly, namely you may not get a list that includes
any properties, just the names. I made a change that allows for customizing
those lists, which means the config file needs to be updated.
You can edit the config at /etc/webmin/zfsmanager/config and add the
following two lines:
list_zpool=size,alloc,free,frag,cap,dedup,health
list_zfs=used,avail,refer,mountpoint
Incidentally, you can customize these lists by adding/removing/rearranging
comma delimited properties respective for each. It's the equivalent of
running the *zpool list -o* or *zfs list -o* commands.
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abclution see issue #13, I think it may relate to the problems you're describing. |
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If you are upgrading your zfs manager to the latest git pull (as of June 14th 2017), you may run into some issues displaying the ZFS pools and ZFS filesystems lists correctly, namely you may not get a list that includes any properties, just the names. I made a change that allows for customizing those lists, which means the config file needs to be updated.
You can edit the config at /etc/webmin/zfsmanager/config and add the following two lines:
list_zpool=size,alloc,free,frag,cap,dedup,health
list_zfs=used,avail,refer,mountpoint
Incidentally, you can customize these lists by adding/removing/rearranging comma delimited properties respective for each. It's the equivalent of running the zpool list -o or zfs list -o commands.
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