Bernd Walter wrote:
ok, this did the job. Basically simple, but is it supposed to be that way? If so, I am sorry for the noise.On Mon, Jul 30, 2007 at 08:06:58PM +0200, Teufel wrote:# zfs send -i tank2/vol1/vserver_(_at_)_diff tank2/vol1/vserver_(_at_)_diff2 | zfs receive -vd backup receiving incremental stream of tank2/vol1/vserver_(_at_)_diff2 into backup/vol1/vserver_(_at_)_diff2cannot receive: destination has been modified since most recent snapshot cannot send 'tank2/vol1/vserver_(_at_)_diff2': Broken pipeThis could be something very simple such as an atime beeing updated. Add the -F option to the zfs receive command
here the output now:# zfs send -i tank2/vol1/vserver_(_at_)_diff tank2/vol1/vserver_(_at_)_diff2 | zfs receive -vdF backup receiving incremental stream of tank2/vol1/vserver_(_at_)_diff2 into backup/vol1/vserver_(_at_)_diff2
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