Public bug reported:
zfs-units fire by default on host and container, even when there are no
zfs filesystems
instead of enabling units by default, they should be pulled in by udev.
udev already modprobes zfs module when it notices any zfs filesystems, and it
should also enable the scan/import/etc units.
This way on systems without any zfs attached, the units are innert and
do not cause system to be in degraded state.
** Affects: zfs-linux (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1836902
Title:
zfs-units fire by default on host and container, even when there are
no zfs filesystems
Status in zfs-linux package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
zfs-units fire by default on host and container, even when there are
no zfs filesystems
instead of enabling units by default, they should be pulled in by udev.
udev already modprobes zfs module when it notices any zfs filesystems, and it
should also enable the scan/import/etc units.
This way on systems without any zfs attached, the units are innert and
do not cause system to be in degraded state.
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