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Will this work the same way on FreeBSD/FreeNAS when this eventually lands? OT: one of the sed lines is hard to read sed -i 's/github.com\/zfsonlinux\/zfs.g
by FullyFunctional 9y ago
Will this work the same way on FreeBSD/FreeNAS when this eventually lands?
OT: one of the sed lines is hard to read
sed -i 's/github.com\/zfsonlinux\/zfs.git/github.com\/tcaputi\/zfs.git/' PKGBUILD
the OP might leverage that you can use other quoting characters, like
sed -i 's,github.com/zfsonlinux/zfs.git,github.com/tcaputi/zfs.git,' PKGBUILD
- Amezarak 9y agoFreeNAS has supported zfs encryption for a long while, unless I misunderstand you. Unless its not actually zfs encryption but something else?
- chungy 9y agoIt's only supported encryption in the same way Linux does: by doing a lower-level block device encryption. There's a lot of disadvantages to it, and native ZFS dataset encryption would be nicer.
- gruturo 9y agoFree(BSD|NAS) so far create a "normal" ZFS on top of an encrypted block device, produced via the cryptographic GEOM provider geli ( https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?geli(8) https://www.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?geli(8) ) This instead is ZFS doing the actual encryption on a normal block device.
- ryao 9y agoYes. The plan is for this tone the same across all OpenZFS platforms. How long it takes to be adopted by the others is another story though.