Good afternoon.
I have this configuration:
PVE01:
rpool - SSD pool
hdd - HDD pool
VM 101 has disks on each pool:
rpool/data/vm-101-disk-0
hdd/vm-101-disk-0
PVE02 (same server as PVE01):
rpool - SSD pool
hdd - HDD pool
I can use pve-zsync only with --prepend-storage-id and --dest PVE02_ip:rpool/data
This leads to this result on PVE02:
rpool/data/hdd/vm-101-disk-0
rpool/data/local-zfs/vm-101-disk-0
Is it possible to copy a disk to its dataset?
PVE01:hdd/vm-101-disk-0 to PVE02:hdd/vm-101-disk-0
and
PVE01:rpool/data/vm-101-disk-0 to PVE02:rpool/data/vm-101-disk-0
How does pvesr do it, for example, without specifying <ZFSPool>[/Path] on --dest
Thanks for any help!
I have this configuration:
PVE01:
rpool - SSD pool
hdd - HDD pool
VM 101 has disks on each pool:
rpool/data/vm-101-disk-0
hdd/vm-101-disk-0
PVE02 (same server as PVE01):
rpool - SSD pool
hdd - HDD pool
I can use pve-zsync only with --prepend-storage-id and --dest PVE02_ip:rpool/data
This leads to this result on PVE02:
rpool/data/hdd/vm-101-disk-0
rpool/data/local-zfs/vm-101-disk-0
Is it possible to copy a disk to its dataset?
PVE01:hdd/vm-101-disk-0 to PVE02:hdd/vm-101-disk-0
and
PVE01:rpool/data/vm-101-disk-0 to PVE02:rpool/data/vm-101-disk-0
How does pvesr do it, for example, without specifying <ZFSPool>[/Path] on --dest
Thanks for any help!
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