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Create and expose Should I set that one-off dataset replication running? cp smaller chunks of data, or copy as much as I can through an intermediary PC over the network? The total capacity of the Hey everyone I was interested in learning how to use the mv command between data sets I have my Media Library set on the Root Dataset and would like to re-located them to Hi, I am new to TrueNAS Scale having moved from a Synology as needed more space. why is it doing this? why cant it just move it from I've been using truenas on a single 5tb hdd mainly for Plex, but I also download on the same HDD itself on a different data set and then move it to Plex folder, but that process is I’m trying to move a number of files between two datasets on the same pool. No matter whether I move over Hey folks, When I set up my pool I foolishly didn't create datasets for various things. I've realised that the way I've set up my datasets is less than ideal. truenas. Now I want to move my plex dataset Hey all. However, because I want to move the contents of pool/storage/media to pool/media, I could only find 'mv' (using 'mc', Midnight Related topics on forums. I've tried it through CIFS on my . I am currently undergoing a transformation from 3 datasets to 5, and I would like to move individual folders (some as much as ~500Gb) from dataset A to dataset B. I'd like to move the contents of one dataset ('photos') into another dataset ('media'). You'll need to migrate the data somewhere else, then create your new pool, then bring the data back in. Now my pool is quite full (I'll actually need to expand it soon I think) and I want to create I'm looking for the best way to get the data on my external ntfs drive onto my TrueNAS pool, ideally using something like rsync (in case the transfer gets interrupted). Luckily, FreeNAS and TrueNAS have tools that make migrating your datasets simple. Now I added another pool-2 (2 x 16TB as mirror). A couple of quirks I have experinced so far I would like some input on. So I have 2 seperate NAS’s the primary is Is there a way to move all data from one dataset to another within the same pool without having to actually move any files/incur reads/writes on the disks? when i am moving a big directory, it is copying it for some reason and so id don't have enough storage to move everything. When moving or deleting large amount of I am facing a challenge where I need to move the most recent file from one dataset to another on a monthly basis. Now my pool is quite full (I'll actually need to expand it soon I think) and I want to create Hey folks, When I set up my pool I foolishly didn't create datasets for various things. I feel like i am hitting my head against a brickwall at the moment. com for thread: "Best way to migrate datasets through pools" Unfortunately, no related topics are found on the New Community Forums. I am facing a challenge where I need to move the most recent file from one dataset to another on a monthly basis. I would like to automate this process by running a script that From a Linux perspective, moving files from one dataset to another (even in the same pool) is like moving a file from one file system How can I move files between two datasets under the same pool in TrueNAS? I have two datasets named "newnew" and "sharenew" Moving your data can be tricky. I would like to automate this process by running a script that That means zfs snapshot poolA/dataset@migrate zfs send -vR poolA/dataset@migrate | zfs recv poolB/dataset would be the best to get most data and Hello Folks, I am a new transplant to Truenas, great so far. I transferred files It's not recommended, I know, but that's not the point today. I know I can do this with Provides data migration instructions for users wanting move data from a third-party NAS solution to the TrueNAS system using the Create the datasets where you want them copy the data into them then delete the old one. A TrueNAS dataset is a file system within a data storage pool. Datasets can contain files, directories, and child datasets, and have I created a new DataSet and when I move files in between my main Volume to the DataSet, it takes an excruciatingly long time to copy over. In this video, I'll be using replication to transfer files from one I don't believe you can go from a stripe to a raidz. I have a 10Gbit connection with the Pool managing 1GB/s Read/Write. SOLVED Fastest way to copy or move files to dataset? I want to move my /mnt/default/media dataset files to /mnt/default/media/center dataset, to align with new Scale My pool-1 (2 x 4TB as mirror) is filled up to 80%.

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