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#!/bin/bash

# Create test pool
dd if=/dev/zero of=/root/zpool bs=1M count=128
zpool create testpool /root/zpool

# Create encryptionroot and some datasets
echo "12345678" | zfs create -o canmount=off -o mountpoint=/mnt -o encryption=on -o keylocation=prompt -o keyformat=passphrase testpool/enc
zfs create testpool/enc/data1
zfs create testpool/enc/data2

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#!/bin/bash

URL_FIFO=$HOME/Downloads/ff_fifo
mkfifo "$URL_FIFO"

ffscript=$(mktemp)
cat > "$ffscript" << EOF
#!/bin/bash

echo "Creating profile"

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def move_axes(ax, fig, subplot_args, remove=False):
    """Move an Axes object from a figure to a new pyplot managed Figure in
    the specified subplot.
    
    ax = the original Axes
    fig = the new figure
    subplot_args = where to put the ax in the new figure, e.g. (nrows, ncols, index)
    """

    # get a reference to the old figure context so we can release it

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#!/bin/bash

VMNAME=arch-zfs-test

vm_bash() { incus exec $VMNAME -- bash "$@"; }
vm_exec() { incus exec $VMNAME -- "$@"; }
vm_wait() { until vm_exec true; do sleep 1; done; }
vm_start() { incus start $VMNAME; }
vm_console() { incus console $VMNAME --type vga; }
vm_status() { incus info $VMNAME | grep "^Status: " | awk '{ print $2 }'; }

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ref openzfs/zfs#12580

Here's a script showing the predictability of this post-mount extra data that is created. When the previous snapshot contained 1024 files, the extra data written after mounting the received snapshot is proportional to this. Taking a snapshot of this extra data shows ~1024 "OBJECT" and ~1024 "FREE" lines in the zstream dump, with the raw data for the objects all starting with "ZP/"

Side-note: I also note that immediately after creating any dataset, the "written" is non-zero, a similar effect to this post-receive data?

diff_similarity() {

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[Unit]
Description=my service

[Service]
Restart=always
RestartSec=10
ExecStart=
Environment="ALERT_PATH=/home/asdf/%N-failure"
ExecStopPost=/bin/bash -c '\
    echo $$SERVICE_RESULT, $$EXIT_CODE, $$EXIT_STATUS | logger; \