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Ok, ok, it might be a niche topic but perhaps it might save someone some time. I was in the situation where I had to replicate an (old) Freenas 11.2 installation to a TrueNas 12 installation. Before anyone asks, an update of the old box was out of question as it suffers from hardware failures which make every reboot a gambling game.
Unfortunately replication always fails as the replication command specified the zfs command on the remote machine, which stores the binary at a different path:
Replication result: zsh:1: no such file or directory: /sbin/zfs
The easiest way to solve the problem was to create a symbolic link for the zfs binary so that it can be found at both locations:
Unfortunately replication always fails as the replication command specified the zfs command on the remote machine, which stores the binary at a different path:
Replication result: zsh:1: no such file or directory: /sbin/zfs
The easiest way to solve the problem was to create a symbolic link for the zfs binary so that it can be found at both locations:
Code:
ln -s /usr/local/sbin/zfs /sbin/zfs