[OpenIndiana-discuss] Last change in zfs filesystem
Christian Meier
meierch75 at gmail.com
Tue Sep 25 08:00:38 UTC 2012
Hello Armin
> Hello, is there an easy way wo find out when the last update occured
> to an zfs filesystem, my goal is to only make a backup of a filesystem
> when something has changed. At this time i make it in a command pipe
> with "find ... | sort ... | head | awk" what takes a lot of time if
> the filesystem holds a lot of files.
you may use ZFS snapsots and the zfs diff command
S0013(root)#~> zfs list | grep V0002_PA_arch/data/apsys_dbprod
V0002_PA_arch/data/apsys_dbprod 2.73M 358M
2.71M legacy
V0002_PA_arch/data/apsys_dbprod at 2012-09-24_Back 22K - 2.71M -
V0002_PA_arch/data/apsys_dbprod_arch 1.95M 358M
1.93M legacy
V0002_PA_arch/data/apsys_dbprod_arch at 2012-09-24_Back 20K - 1.93M -
S0013(root)#~> zfs diff V0002_PA_arch/data/apsys_dbprod at 2012-09-24_Back
V0002_PA_arch/data/apsys_dbprod
S0013(root)#~> touch /zones/V0002/root/apsys/dbprod/newfile
S0013(root)#~> touch /zones/V0002/root/apsys/dbprod/newfile-2
S0013(root)#~> zfs diff V0002_PA_arch/data/apsys_dbprod at 2012-09-24_Back
V0002_PA_arch/data/apsys_dbprod
M /zones/V0002/root/apsys/dbprod/
+ /zones/V0002/root/apsys/dbprod/newfile
+ /zones/V0002/root/apsys/dbprod/newfile-2
Regards Christian
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