Dear Proxmox team,
I managed to break ZFS replication two times now because of insufficient disk space on target machine. The only way I could recover was to delete the replica on the target and reboot the PX node.
Do you think it would be an idea before starting the replication to check for disk space on the target node? The process knows the size of the replication snapshot so it could check for that + some extra space.
OR
in case of error, is there a way to stop the replication safely so that the zfs_receiver will not hang the target node?
Rergards,
Rares
I managed to break ZFS replication two times now because of insufficient disk space on target machine. The only way I could recover was to delete the replica on the target and reboot the PX node.
Do you think it would be an idea before starting the replication to check for disk space on the target node? The process knows the size of the replication snapshot so it could check for that + some extra space.
OR
in case of error, is there a way to stop the replication safely so that the zfs_receiver will not hang the target node?
Rergards,
Rares