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created: 2026-05-16T08:17:10
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up:
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- "[[Library]]"
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title: PracticalZFS.com
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source: https://discourse.practicalzfs.com/
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author:
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published:
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topics:
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---
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a very good resource for all things
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- [[OpenZFS|zfs]]
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- [[Sanoid and Syncoid|sanoid/syncoid]]
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type:
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title: Docker
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tags:
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### Details
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I've checked 8 of the drives and they're all the same, output from one of the drives is below
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I've checked 8 of the drives and they're all the same, output from one of the drives is below (logged smart data is [[2026-05-11 1237 HGST 4TB SAS drive smart data|here]]).
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output from `smartctl -i /dev/sdb`
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```
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title: OpenZFS
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created: 2026-05-14T14:17:36
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---
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## resources
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- [forum](https://discourse.practicalzfs.com/)
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## zfs commands
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### zfs snapshot management
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zfs something -A <pool/dataset>
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```
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## OpenZFS delegation
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## openZFS delegation
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[[2026-05-16 0701 Improve Replication Security With OpenZFS Delegation|Improve Replication Security With OpenZFS Delegation]]
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created: 2026-05-12T21:09:25
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## resources
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- [github](https://github.com/jimsalterjrs/sanoid)
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- [forum](https://discourse.practicalzfs.com/)
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## intro
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I've set this up on on a [[Proxmox]] backup machine, it creates the [[OpenZFS|zfs]] snapshots on the remote machine and them pulls them into it's own zfs pool.
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## initial setup
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## on zfs bookmarks
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The creator of sanoid, Jim Salter, gave a good overview of bookmarks [here](https://discourse.practicalzfs.com/t/can-sanoid-leave-bookmarks-behind-after-deleting-snaphots/4381/4)
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> [!NOTE] Jim Salter
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> When you already have a common snapshot between source and target–note, you must **already** have the common snapshot on both sides–you may first create a bookmark **on the source** and then destroy the snapshot **on the source** without breaking the replication chain.
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> However, the snapshot still has to be present **in full** on the target.
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> ...
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> This allows you to more easily keep much shallower archive depth on a source system with a few (or one) small, fast drives, while keeping much deeper archives on a target system with many more, or larger drives.
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