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fzfs-create-tree
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.. program:: fzfs create-tree


Synopsis
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**fzfs create-tree** [**-A**] [**-M** `mountpoint`] [**-n**] [**-p**] [**-u**] `source-dataset` `dest-dataset`

Description
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Copy the ZFS filesystem structure that is rooted at `source-dataset`
to the destination rooted at `dest-dataset`.

The content of the filesystems is **not** copied. This is also true for
permissions and/or ACLs.

`dest-dataset` must not exist already.

By default some important dataset properties are copied from
the source tree to the destination. This includes `atime`,
`exec`, `setuid`, `compression`, `primarycache`, `sync` and
`readonly`. But they are copied *only* if are of type ``local`` in
the source.

By default `canmount` is also copied. But this can be modified with
options :option:`-A` and :option:`-p`.

The `mountpoint` property is not copied. Normally it will be inherited
as the ZFS rules for `dest-dataset` regarding its parent are applied.
This can be changed with :option:`-M mountpoint`. Child datasets always
will inherit their mountpoint from `dest-dataset`.


Options
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.. option:: -A

   Unconditionally set the ZFS property `canmount=noauto` for all
   created datasets in the destination tree. This option also overwrites
   option :option:`-p`.

.. option:: -M <mountpoint>

   Set the `mountpoint` property for the destination root `dest-dataset`
   to `mountpoint`. All children will be set to inherit it.

   If not given then the mountpoint will we inherited by normal ZFS
   inheritance from the destination's parent.

.. option:: -n

   Dry-run. Do not really create datasets but show what would be done.

.. option:: -p

   Copy the `canmount` property only from the source root to the destinaion
   root dataset This will be overwritten by the option :option:`-A`.

.. option:: -u

   Do not mount the newly created datasets when they are created.


Environment
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All environment variables that affect :command:`zfs` are effective also.


See Also
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:manpage:`fzfs(8)`, :manpage:`fzfs-copy-tree(8)`