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Will report back.
Jason
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> And I also find spotlight won't show any files on other pool. I mean I
> created a Data pool and a Data/Applications pool. Spotlight only
> searches Data. Data and Data/Application seem parallel. It's some kind
> of odd.
>
Spotlight isn't fully working with ZFS at the moment. The problem is that OSX thinks the ZFS mount is one filesystem (since they share the same device identifier) and so the pool indexes content to the root of the pool which then doesn't work.
We can implement the "searchfs" callback in ZFS to facilitate this but there may be a better way with registering a computed device id for sub filesystems (there's some code in the 10a286 code in the temp snapshot registration that does similar). I've already integrated some of it into the untested branch but that's not ready yet.
Alex
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This does cause some issues if your using/developing with AppleScript that I ran across a year back. Certain things in AppleScript are tied to Spotlight thus don't function 'directly' with ZFS. Easily worked around if course, but worth mentioning as it pertains to the Spotlight feature.
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> Are there any plans to fix spotlight integration in the future?—or
> is this an insolvable problem?
Like anything else, it's probably not insurmountable but a function of
time. Here are a few issues to look out for:
http://code.google.com/p/maczfs/issues/detail?id=8
http://code.google.com/p/maczfs/issues/detail?id=65
http://code.google.com/p/maczfs/issues/detail?id=68
Alex