Why Can't I Use a Pool with IX Application child Dataset and SMB Share in Dragonfish?

[chuck32]

@mikozee

I was looking for another suggestion which the other user said was using \

zfs rename WD\ Red\ Pro\ 16TB/Dropbox WD\ Red\ Pro\ 16TB/Dataset/Dropbox

or as @DjP-iX said

zfs rename WD+Red+Pro+16TB/Dropbox WD+Red+Pro+16TB/Dataset/Dropbox

create the dataset first in the GUI or via CLI and escape the spaces the same way:

zfs create WD+Red+Pro+16TB/Dataset

@PhilD13

Before you continue to run commands or try fixing things involving your existing data setup, please make sure you have a good working backup of all the data.

This is also a very helpful comment, pay attention to that.

Or you rename the pool first

HOWTO: Rename a ZFS pool

The basic process to rename a ZFS pool is to export it from the GUI, import it in the CLI with the new name, then export it again, and re-import it in the GUI. I find I normally want to do this after creating a new pool (with perhaps a different set of disks/layout), replicating my old pool to the new pool, and then I want to rename the new pool to the same as the old pool, and then all the shares work correctly, and its fairly transparent. Mostly. (tested with TrueNAS CORE 12U8-1. Works with …