Recent content by Rafael Gómez

Thanks for your help. I'm slowly reading the Sun's ZFS documentation, and looking for a new and more convinient backup strategy. It has been a good warning!

I think now i undersand the problem: you pointed me to the right direction. When system first started with only a couple disks of pull, proxmox re-created the storage folders in /AlmacenZ1/almacen. Then, when zfs tries to mount the filesystem, mountpoint contain those files and process cannot...

this is the result: I didn't know this command. Now i can see that it is not mounted! It's moment to investigate why, and how to mount it.

I really don't know, I think both posibilities are discarded. - The server didn't go online after the crash, nobody had access to delete it. My first acces was through proxmox web interface, and data was already gone. - There are no snapshots configured: On next quote we can see the volume...

I agree. Some months ago, one of the HD died and it was changed without problems or downtime. A quite clean and easy process. If files are still there... where are they? As I said, i'm not a sys admin. Any clue in the right direction is wellcome.

Hi, everyone. I'm running proxmox in a workstation. System is in lvm ssd. A 5 disk (2TB each) raidz1 is used as storage for virtual disks and data. System has been running for 3 years without remarcable problems. ZFS pool is mounted in a folder of the Debian base system. A folder with data is...