Running iocell verison 2017-01-24 on FreeBSD.
Issuing iocell rollback <tag>@<snapshot> fails with the response,
cannot open 'zroot/iocell/jails/<uuid>@<snapshot>': dataset does not exist
Issuing iocell -v rollback <tag>@<snapshot> responds with the following:
* Rolling back to zroot/iocell/jails/<uuid>@<snapshot>
+ zfs rollback -r zroot/iocell/jails/<uuid>@<snapshot>
cannot open 'zroot/iocell/jails/<uuid>@<snapshot>': dataset does not exist
Inspecting the actual dataset setup with zfs list -r -t snapshot zroot/iocell/jails/<uuid> reports that the snapshots are actually assigned to zroot/iocell/jails/<uuid>/root, not zroot/iocell/jails/<uuid>.
Can manually achieve rollback by issuing zfs rollback -r zroot/iocell/jails/<uuid>/root@<snapshot>.
Running
iocellverison 2017-01-24 on FreeBSD.Issuing
iocell rollback <tag>@<snapshot>fails with the response,cannot open 'zroot/iocell/jails/<uuid>@<snapshot>': dataset does not existIssuing
iocell -v rollback <tag>@<snapshot>responds with the following:Inspecting the actual dataset setup with
zfs list -r -t snapshot zroot/iocell/jails/<uuid>reports that the snapshots are actually assigned tozroot/iocell/jails/<uuid>/root, notzroot/iocell/jails/<uuid>.Can manually achieve rollback by issuing
zfs rollback -r zroot/iocell/jails/<uuid>/root@<snapshot>.