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Keeping this in mind can help make more sense of the options described here: most of the options are to modify these safe defaults.
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Keeping this in mind can help make more sense of the options described here: most of the options are to modify these safe defaults.
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## Testing and debugging
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## Common options
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(you probably already know these from the Getting started guide)
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### Testing and debugging
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It's recommended to always use `--verbose` or `-v` to see whats going on. It makes debugging easier.
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It's recommended to always use `--verbose` or `-v` to see whats going on. It makes debugging easier.
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Note that debug mode will abort on the first failed dataset, and show a stacktrace so it's not recommended for use in production.
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Note that debug mode will abort on the first failed dataset, and show a stacktrace so it's not recommended for use in production.
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## SSH source and target options
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### SSH source and target options
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zfs-autobackup can be used locally or remotely via ssh.
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zfs-autobackup can be used locally or remotely via ssh.
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