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I've been tinkering with the automatic unlock of encrypted zfs datasets on login (at the console) which works great but when the user logs out they get the following errors:login[65695]: zfs_unmount failed for zroot/home/$homedir with: -1login[65695]: unmount_dataset failed with: -12 questions:- Where do I configure the unmounting of datasets on logout? - Where do I look to figure out why its not unmounting? The user has the mount zfs permission (and they can mount fine)What am I getting wrong?#FreeBSD #OpenZFS

Part 2 of the FreeBSD Foundationals series is out! "ZFS - The Last Filesystem You'll Ever Need."We go from the philosophy of silent data corruption to practical, battle-tested data management. Covers pools, datasets, why you shouldn't blindly add L2ARC, native encryption, and using sanoid/syncoid to turn backups into a solved problem.If you've ever lost data and decided "never again," this is for you. https://blog.hofstede.it/freebsd-foundationals-zfs-the-last-filesystem-youll-ever-need/#FreeBSD #ZFS #SysAdmin #OpenZFS #Unix

🪤 TrueNAS Deprecates Public Build Repository and Raises Transparency Concerns｢ Public build systems allow community members to inspect and reproduce the steps used to generate official releases. When those pipelines run behind internal infrastructure, it becomes harder for external contributors to verify that the released binaries match the public source code exactly ｣ https://linuxiac.com/truenas-moves-build-system-internal/#truenas #openzfs #debian #selfhosting #opensource

@robn https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/pull/18304@Tubsta

@grahamperrin this looks interesting!Cc: @FreeBSDFoundation

#OpenZFS 2.4.1 is out now with support for #Linux kernel 6.19 https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/releases/tag/zfs-2.4.1#OpenSource #ZFS