Date: Thu, 16 Feb 2017 23:17:59 -0800 From: Rudy <crapsh@monkeybrains.net> To: freebsd-questions@freebsd.org Subject: default zfs layout - FreeBSD 11.0 - /var and /usr not mounted ?! Message-ID: <11840e40-a706-625d-da03-e2f663342058@monkeybrains.net>
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I installed a new system and did the default ZFS layout and noticed /var and /usr are not mounted by default. Any reason? Seems like files dropped in /usr (eg, usr/local) end up in the ROOT/default. Maybe I am just thinking about ZFS incorrectly... > zfs get mounted NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE zroot mounted yes - zroot/ROOT mounted no - zroot/ROOT/default mounted yes - zroot/data mounted yes - zroot/tmp mounted yes - zroot/usr mounted no - zroot/usr/home mounted yes - zroot/usr/ports mounted yes - zroot/usr/src mounted yes - zroot/var mounted no - zroot/var/audit mounted yes - zroot/var/crash mounted yes - zroot/var/log mounted yes - zroot/var/mail mounted yes - zroot/var/tmp mounted yes - Seems like /usr/local would be a handy mount point as well... Also, i intend to use this box for jails and feel like all the filesystems below /zroot/var don't make much sense. What layout are you using for as a jail host? I'm thinking of blowing away all the mount points below var and just having one /var with noatime, noexec, nosuid, compression. Bad idea? Thanks in advance, Rudy
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