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A lot of it boils down to "zfs thinks the data is on disk, but is still being passed through the encryption layer, then something bad happened like a power outa
by nubinetwork 3y ago
A lot of it boils down to "zfs thinks the data is on disk, but is still being passed through the encryption layer, then something bad happened like a power outage or corruption at the encryption layer"
- rincebrain 3y agoAt least the ones I'm familiar with boil down to "there is a logic bug in the encryption layer where some settings get munged" or "there is a memory correctness bug in some edge cases with the weird double-existence that was plumbed in for having encrypted and unencrypted buffers violating expectations in places".