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Common problems.md

@@ -25,3 +25,7 @@ Try using something like: --filter-properties xattr or --ignore-transfer-errors.
 This happens if you transfer between different Operating systems/zfs versions or feature sets.
 
 Try using the --ignore-transfer-errors option. This will ignore the error. It will still check if the snapshot is actually received correctly.
+
+> cannot receive incremental stream: kernel modules must be upgraded to receive this stream.
+
+This happens if you forget to use --encrypt, while the target datasets are already encrypted. (Very strange error message indeed)

Encryption.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
-# How zfs-autobackup handles encryption
+How does zfs-autobackup handle encryption?
 
-In normal operation datasets are transferred unaltered:
+In normal operation, datasets are transferred unaltered:
 
 * Source datasets that are encrypted will be send over as such and stay encrypted at the target side. (In ZFS this is called raw-mode) You dont need keys at the target side if you dont want to access the data.
 * Source datasets that are plain will stay that way on the target. (Even if the specified target-path IS encrypted.) 

_Sidebar.md

@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+zfs-autobackup:
+* [Getting started](Home.md)
+* [Performance tips (recommended)](Performance%20tips.md)
+* [Common problems and errors](Common%20problems.md)
+* [Thinning out obsolete snapshots](Thinner.md)
+* [Handling ZFS encryption](Encryption.md)
+* [Transfer buffering, compression and rate limiting.](Transfer%20buffering,%20compression%20and%20rate%20limiting.md)
+* [Custom Pre- and post-snapshot commands](Pre%20and%20post%20snapshot%20commands.md)