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if a filesystem is not changed after the last backup, then nothing is done, unless --allow-emtpy or --min-changes is used.
Is there a way to check that the backup was actually performed?
Could one set a property like autobackup:zfs-autobackup-last-run to a date-string like 2025-06-05_02:00:00. Then users can check that and see that all is well. A (potential) issue with this might be that the source filesystem is changed by doing a backup, which is bad practice, I guess and might force a real backup, defeating the purpose of min-changes > 0.
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Hi there,
if a filesystem is not changed after the last backup, then nothing is done, unless
--allow-emtpyor--min-changesis used.Is there a way to check that the backup was actually performed?
Could one set a property like
autobackup:zfs-autobackup-last-runto a date-string like2025-06-05_02:00:00. Then users can check that and see that all is well. A (potential) issue with this might be that the source filesystem is changed by doing a backup, which is bad practice, I guess and might force a real backup, defeating the purpose ofmin-changes > 0.Any ideas?
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