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fssconfig(8) newbie seeks enlightenment.
Dear enlightened community... :)
I just set up an old PC as a NAS box at home, to get some RAID1
redundance and be able to share fs between boxes. This got me thinking
that I should take the chance to protect myself against the silliest user
errors, too...
What I would like to accomplish is periodical, fully persistent CoW
snapshots of the fs in dated directories, rotated as needed:
/storage - The NFS-exported RAID1 volume.
/storage/20090817 - CoW snapshot of /storage/!([0-9]{8})
/storage/20090816 - ...
I don't quite understand from fssconfig(8) if fss can do this for me, or
if it's possible at all, but any ideas as to how to accomplish the above
in a space-efficient CoW manner would be great.
/ali:)
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