Atlantic linux writes:
We started with an Introduction to Linux course after finding some interested customers around the Galway area. (…) we decided to release our training materials under a Creative Commons license (…)
- Introduction to Linux
- Linux System Administration and Support
- Linux Performance Tuning
Suppose you use ZFS and have pool/foo mounted at /foo.
zfs create -o mountpoint=/foo pool/foo
Suppose you’ve created a snapshot:
zfs snapshot pool/foo@bar
Now they tell you that you can access it inside .zfs/snapshot directory. However, if you go into /foo and type ls -la (option ‘a’ means you want to see files and directories beginning with a dot), you don’t see the .zfs directory. You’ll see ‘.’ and ‘..’ and all others, but not ‘.zfs’. However, an innocent ‘cd .zfs’ or ‘cd /foo/.zfs’ will get you there. A truly hidden directory indeed.
What was it called at esr’s The Art of Unix Programming? The Principle of Least Surprise?
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