Enabling Metadata Inheritance When Overwriting Existing Files

Julio Morales Toledo October 17, 2023 18:02

Overview

By default, the metadata inheritance only works for those files that have been deleted from a volume, but there might be cases where you are interested in using the metadata inheritance when overwriting existing files. To change the default behavior so that inheritance happens for any overwritten file check the process below.

Prerequisites

Before enabling this behavior, make sure you have enabled the metadata inheritance.

Process

With a text editor, open the dblogd.conf file located in the following path:
```
/usr/adm/webnative/dblogd.conf
```
Add the line FullPlaceHolders=1 on the Options section.
Save the changes on the file and restart the dblogd daemon by running the following command:
```
/usr/etc/venture/bin/dblogd
```

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Julio Morales Toledo October 17, 2023 18:02

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