NAS-134294 / Expose whether snapdir is enabled #269
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Include information about whether the ZFS snapdir is enabled in the mount superblock information. This allows userspace applications to use mountinfo to determine whether snapshots will be accessible. The ability to specify snapdir or nosnapdir as mount options is also added as a convenience feature so that an admin may choose to temporarily override the dataset property. Signed-off-by: Andrew Walker <[email protected]>
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Include information about whether the ZFS snapdir is enabled in the mount superblock information. This allows userspace applications to use mountinfo to determine whether snapshots will be accessible.