Yannick Boetzel

Syncoid has that feature, it creates a send snapshot and rotates them after sending, so there is always at least one common snapshot. I had some problems with this though,...

@recklessnl No updates on this feature, sorry. I haven't had much time to work on pyznap in the past few months, so feature requests are quite slow...

Most likely your dataset `hdd/backup` is just not mounted so it doesn't show the files. You can check if the filesystem is mounted with `zfs list -r -o name,mounted,mountpoint`. pyznap...

While receiving the dataset is unmounted. pyznap uses the `zfs receive -u` flag, meaning the filesystem is not remounted after the dataset is received. Though my backup dataset stays mounted...

I think my idea was then that it should not try to mount datasets in the same mountpoint as the source. I had a problem at some point when I...

It's a bit strange, it seems I cannot change the `-u` option. If I do so I get errors while sending, as certain datasets cannot be unmounted anymore for receiving....

Does it still unmount even after you manually mount it at some point using `zfs mount`? That works for me, but for the moment there is nothing else to stop...

Obviously it would be better if datasets are remounted automatically. I only had to manually remount them once, after that the were never unmounted again. As I mentioned before, I...

Not much. When I last tested it, I couldn't get it to work without the `-u` flag, so I haven't figured out how to fix it. It's still on my...

Good point. My reasoning was that whenever there is no crash pyznap should just return 0. Though it would make sense to return a nonzero error code if there was...