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snapraid-btrfs reviews and mentions
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Using btrfs with snapraid, can it protect new data before snapraid scrubs?
Check out: https://github.com/automorphism88/snapraid-btrfs
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Sanity/Understanding check
I've been looking into snapraid-btrfs and snapraid-btrfs-runner.
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Tiered storage with mergerfs. Anyone using it? Any recommended scripts to monitor super-fast-nvme mount and sync to spinning-rust disks?
- Use https://github.com/automorphism88/snapraid-btrfs which allows me to run 'snapraid' sync from a brtfs-snaptshot so the system can continue running 24/7 while doing parity maintenance tasks.
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This is your friendly reminder to BACK UP YOUR LIBRARIES. Do it today.
Add btrfs into the mix with snapraid-btrfs and now you have atomic snapshots and don't have to worry about new writes corrupting your snapshot data for that missing drive. And then automate it with snapraid-btrfs-runner, which will automatically check if more than X files were deleted, run the sync, run a scrub, and email you the result. After all that I use Borg Backup to backup content I generate (stuff I can't just download again) to a PC I have at my dad's house off-site. Which has already come in handy when a logical volume for my container data destroyed itself for some unknown reason (that was data on a RAID1 baked LVM volume with XFS as the filesystem).
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What filesystem should I use with MergerFS?
Btrfs for data and ext4 for parity is one decent combination (btrfs should be absolutely safe enough on single drives) and you can also use something like https://github.com/automorphism88/snapraid-btrfs (read the FAQ if you're wondering why).
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btrfs & smartctl (monitoring for bad blocks)
Not an answer to your question, but just making sure you are aware of this project: https://github.com/automorphism88/snapraid-btrfs
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[Question] snapraid-btrfs sync failure
This is a cross-post from SnapRAID-BTRFS Github issue.
- Ignore Files that are Newly created on sync
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Question about datacow and nodatasum
Because I need snapshots and I plan to use snapraid-btrfs.
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automorphism88/snapraid-btrfs is an open source project licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 only which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of snapraid-btrfs is Shell.
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