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Subject: Re: ZFS and other filesystem semantics.
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Christopher Arnold <chris@arnold.se> writes:
> * The fs gets snapshotted and later the snapshot get deleted...
> What happens here?

Snapshots are mounted like ordinary file systems, you have to unmount
them before you destroy them.  Of course, you can also forcibly unmount
them like you would any other file system, with the usual consequences.

DES
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