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### /dev/zfs permissions
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On some distributions, you will need to change the permissions of /dev/zfs, so that regular users can write to it. This is safe, since the zfs kernel module handles access restrictions internally. (via zfs allow etc)
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On some distributions like Alpine linux, you will need to change the permissions of /dev/zfs, so that regular users can write to it. This is safe, since the zfs kernel module handles access restrictions internally. (via zfs allow etc)
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If you have trouble, make sure to check this, or just fix it with `chmod 666 /dev/zfs`
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