I've tried to reproduce this problem running the following commands:
ubuntu@focal:~$ fallocate -l 8G /home/ubuntu/disk.img
ubuntu@focal:~$ sudo zpool create pool1 /home/ubuntu/disk.img
ubuntu@focal:~$ sudo zfs create -o encryption=on -o keyformat=passphrase
pool1/pool1
Enter passphrase: <pass1>
Re-enter passphrase: <pass1>
ubuntu@focal:~$ sudo mkdir /pool1/pool1/a
ubuntu@focal:~$ sudo zfs create -o encryption=on -o keyformat=passphrase
pool1/pool1/a
Enter passphrase: <pass2>
Re-enter passphrase: <pass2>
ubuntu@focal:~$ sudo zfs umount -a
ubuntu@focal:~$ sudo zfs mount
ubuntu@focal:~$ sudo zfs mount pool1/pool1/a
ubuntu@focal:~$ sudo zfs mount pool1/pool1
cannot mount '/pool1/pool1': directory is not empty
ubuntu@focal:~$
I'm getting the "directory not empty" error, but I'm not able to
reproduce the segfault.
I think we can close this one for now.
@hadmut if you are able to reproduce this problem again, please let us
know and we'll keep investigating at it.
** Changed in: zfs-linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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zfs mount segmentation fault when target directory is non empty
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