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  1. zesus-0.1.0a1/.gitattributes +3 -0
  2. zesus-0.1.0a1/.github/workflows/ci.yml +18 -0
  3. zesus-0.1.0a1/.gitignore +19 -0
  4. zesus-0.1.0a1/AI_POLICY.md +58 -0
  5. zesus-0.1.0a1/CHANGELOG.md +12 -0
  6. zesus-0.1.0a1/CLAUDE.md +109 -0
  7. zesus-0.1.0a1/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md +54 -0
  8. zesus-0.1.0a1/CONTRIBUTING.md +47 -0
  9. zesus-0.1.0a1/LICENSE +202 -0
  10. zesus-0.1.0a1/PKG-INFO +175 -0
  11. zesus-0.1.0a1/README.md +128 -0
  12. zesus-0.1.0a1/SECURITY.md +13 -0
  13. zesus-0.1.0a1/dev/imgtool.py +227 -0
  14. zesus-0.1.0a1/dev/make_ext4_fixtures.sh +47 -0
  15. zesus-0.1.0a1/dev/testimage.example.toml +3 -0
  16. zesus-0.1.0a1/docs/architecture.md +76 -0
  17. zesus-0.1.0a1/docs/how-to-use.md +238 -0
  18. zesus-0.1.0a1/docs/map-format.md +27 -0
  19. zesus-0.1.0a1/docs/writing-plugins.md +59 -0
  20. zesus-0.1.0a1/examples/plugin-template/pyproject.toml +14 -0
  21. zesus-0.1.0a1/examples/plugin-template/src/zesus_example/__init__.py +53 -0
  22. zesus-0.1.0a1/pyproject.toml +72 -0
  23. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/__init__.py +4 -0
  24. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/carve/__init__.py +0 -0
  25. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/carve/classify.py +245 -0
  26. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/carve/fastsum.py +59 -0
  27. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/carve/reconstruct.py +538 -0
  28. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/carve/scanner.py +182 -0
  29. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/carve/verify.py +388 -0
  30. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/cli/__init__.py +0 -0
  31. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/cli/extract_cmd.py +249 -0
  32. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/cli/fullreport.py +178 -0
  33. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/cli/main.py +159 -0
  34. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/cli/report.py +64 -0
  35. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/errors.py +35 -0
  36. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/extract/__init__.py +0 -0
  37. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/extract/engine.py +528 -0
  38. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/extract/send.py +282 -0
  39. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/extract/sparse.py +30 -0
  40. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/fs/__init__.py +0 -0
  41. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/fs/api.py +152 -0
  42. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/fs/ext4/__init__.py +536 -0
  43. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/fs/ext4/journal.py +162 -0
  44. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/fs/ext4/structs.py +234 -0
  45. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/fs/identify/__init__.py +93 -0
  46. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/fs/registry.py +62 -0
  47. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/io/__init__.py +3 -0
  48. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/io/guard.py +120 -0
  49. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/io/source.py +250 -0
  50. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/log.py +39 -0
  51. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/map/__init__.py +0 -0
  52. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/map/codes.py +39 -0
  53. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/map/db.py +158 -0
  54. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/map/schema.sql +303 -0
  55. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/partitions/__init__.py +78 -0
  56. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/partitions/gpt.py +109 -0
  57. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/partitions/mbr.py +77 -0
  58. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/scan/__init__.py +0 -0
  59. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/scan/phases.py +585 -0
  60. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/scan/pipeline.py +123 -0
  61. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/volume/__init__.py +0 -0
  62. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/volume/coverage.py +96 -0
  63. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/volume/logical.py +199 -0
  64. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/web/__init__.py +0 -0
  65. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/web/app.py +274 -0
  66. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/web/index.html +295 -0
  67. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/zfs/__init__.py +0 -0
  68. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/zfs/blkptr.py +167 -0
  69. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/zfs/checksum.py +143 -0
  70. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/zfs/compress.py +142 -0
  71. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/zfs/constants.py +197 -0
  72. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/zfs/dnode.py +191 -0
  73. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/zfs/dsl.py +167 -0
  74. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/zfs/history.py +136 -0
  75. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/zfs/label.py +140 -0
  76. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/zfs/nvlist.py +221 -0
  77. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/zfs/objset.py +132 -0
  78. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/zfs/pool.py +133 -0
  79. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/zfs/reader.py +206 -0
  80. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/zfs/vdev.py +103 -0
  81. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/zfs/zap.py +147 -0
  82. zesus-0.1.0a1/src/zesus/zfs/zpl.py +278 -0
  83. zesus-0.1.0a1/tests/__init__.py +0 -0
  84. zesus-0.1.0a1/tests/conftest.py +56 -0
  85. zesus-0.1.0a1/tests/fixtures/ext4-basic.img.gz +0 -0
  86. zesus-0.1.0a1/tests/fixtures/ext4-inline.img.gz +0 -0
  87. zesus-0.1.0a1/tests/integration/__init__.py +0 -0
  88. zesus-0.1.0a1/tests/integration/test_image.py +66 -0
  89. zesus-0.1.0a1/tests/unit/__init__.py +0 -0
  90. zesus-0.1.0a1/tests/unit/test_cluster.py +47 -0
  91. zesus-0.1.0a1/tests/unit/test_ext4.py +96 -0
  92. zesus-0.1.0a1/tests/unit/test_guard.py +101 -0
  93. zesus-0.1.0a1/tests/unit/test_journal.py +68 -0
  94. zesus-0.1.0a1/tests/unit/test_map_migration.py +33 -0
  95. zesus-0.1.0a1/tests/unit/test_partitions_coverage.py +88 -0
  96. zesus-0.1.0a1/tests/unit/test_send.py +105 -0
  97. zesus-0.1.0a1/tests/unit/test_zfs_core.py +210 -0
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+ * text=auto eol=lf
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+ *.png binary
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+ *.sqlite binary
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+ name: CI
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+ on: [push, pull_request]
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+ jobs:
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+ test:
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+ strategy:
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+ fail-fast: false
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+ matrix:
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+ os: [ubuntu-latest, windows-latest, macos-latest]
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+ python: ["3.10", "3.11", "3.12", "3.13"]
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+ runs-on: ${{ matrix.os }}
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+ steps:
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+ - uses: actions/checkout@v4
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+ - uses: actions/setup-python@v5
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+ with:
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+ python-version: ${{ matrix.python }}
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+ - run: pip install -e ".[dev]"
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+ - run: ruff check src tests
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+ - run: pytest -q
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+ __pycache__/
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+ *.py[cod]
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+ *.egg-info/
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+ .venv/
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+ build/
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+ dist/
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+ .pytest_cache/
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+ .ruff_cache/
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+ .mypy_cache/
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+ # scan outputs and extracted data never belong in the repo
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+ *.sqlite
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+ *.sqlite-wal
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+ *.sqlite-shm
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+ *.log.jsonl
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+ *.img
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+ /out/
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+ /work/
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+ /dev/testimage.toml
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+ .claude/
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+ # AI use policy
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+
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+ ## How this project was made
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+
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+ Zesus was written with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code), using Anthropic's
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+ Claude Opus 5.5 model, under the direction of a human maintainer. The maintainer:
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+
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+ * set the goals;
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+ * made the design decisions;
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+ * tested the tool against a real damaged pool;
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+ * reviewed the results.
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+
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+ Commits co-written with AI carry a `Co-Authored-By` trailer that says so.
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+
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+ ## AI-assisted contributions are welcome
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+
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+ You may use AI tools to write code, tests or documentation for Zesus. We care about the
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+ quality of a contribution, not about which tools produced it.
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+
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+ ## Your contribution is your responsibility
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+
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+ * **You are the author.** Whatever you submit, you are accountable for it: its correctness,
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+ its licensing, and its consequences. "The AI wrote it" is not an explanation for a bug, a
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+ hallucinated API, or a broken test. Low-quality contributions will be treated as
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+ low-quality contributions, whatever tool produced them.
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+ * **Test it and review it yourself before you submit it.** Run the test suite. Exercise the
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+ change for real, against an image where that makes sense. Read every line. If you cannot
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+ explain what a change does and why it is correct, it is not ready.
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+ * **Check the facts.** Anything that claims something about ZFS on-disk structures,
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+ filesystem formats or tool behaviour must be verified against the OpenZFS source,
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+ published documentation, or a real image. Do not trust a model's description alone.
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+ Recovery tools that act on invented facts destroy people's data, or give them false
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+ confidence.
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+
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+ ## Commit messages and pull requests
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+
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+ * **Descriptive and to the point.** Say what changed and why. Skip the boilerplate,
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+ filler and marketing tone.
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+ * **Free of hallucinations.** Describe only what the change actually does, how you actually
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+ tested it, and what you actually observed. Do not claim tests pass that you did not run,
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+ cite issues that do not exist, or describe behaviour you did not verify.
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+ * **Disclose substantial AI help.** Add a trailer such as
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+ `Co-Authored-By: <model or tool>` or `Assisted-by: <tool>` to the commit message. It is not
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+ a penalty. It helps reviewers know where to look harder.
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+
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+ ## This project's own rules still apply
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+
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+ AI assistance changes nothing in [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md). In particular:
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+
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+ * nothing may write to the evidence;
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+ * nothing may silently guess;
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+ * parsers must survive damaged input;
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+ * **never paste real case data (disk images, maps, file names, file contents) into an AI
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+ service** that you do not control. It is someone's private data.
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+
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+ Maintainers may ask how a change was produced and tested. They may decline contributions
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+ that show signs of unreviewed generation, such as code that does not match its description,
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+ tests that do not test anything, or confidently wrong explanations.
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+ # Changelog
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+
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+ ## 0.1.0 (unreleased)
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+
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+ * First version: pool/label/uberblock discovery; pool history decoding; DSL traversal
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+ across the whole uberblock ring; resumable raw-device carving; multi-generation zvol
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+ reconstruction; data verification with fallback to older generations; GPT/MBR; ext4
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+ inventory with virtual journal replay; extraction of volumes, partitions and files
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+ with gap reports; local web UI.
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+ * `zesus send` and the web UI's "send" action: rsync recovered files back to a server, then
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+ restore original names (including ones Windows can't store), symlinks, modes, times and
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+ owners from the map.
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+ # CLAUDE.md
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+
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+ Guidance for Claude Code (and humans) working on **Zesus**, *ZFS Emergency Storage Undelete
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+ Support*. Zesus is a forensic scanner and extractor that recovers destroyed ZFS volumes and
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+ datasets, even after they have left the uberblock ring.
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+
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+ ## Non-negotiable rules
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+
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+ 1. **Never write to the evidence.**
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+ * All source access goes through `zesus.io.RawSource` / `SliceSource` (opened `O_RDONLY`).
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+ * `zesus.io.guard` installs an audit hook that raises `SourceWriteAttempt` on any write-mode
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+ open, truncate, rename or remove of a protected path.
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+ * Do not add write paths to `src/zesus/io/`. `tests/unit/test_guard.py` checks this
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+ statically.
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+ * Outputs (maps, extractions) must never resolve to the source.
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+ 2. **Never guess silently.**
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+ * Every recovered byte is checksum-verified against a parent block pointer.
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+ * Anything inferred or unverified is labelled: statuses `ok_stale`, carved provenance,
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+ `--include-unverified`.
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+ * Gaps are zero- or pattern-filled *and* reported (`*.gaps.json`, ddrescue mapfile,
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+ manifest).
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+ 3. **Privacy.** Test images may contain someone's personal files. Inspect structure
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+ (superblocks, directories, counts) freely, but do not print or read file *contents*
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+ unless the owner asks. Validate data integrity with self-checking formats (archive CRCs,
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+ checksums) instead.
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+ 4. **Parsers must be damage-tolerant.** Truncated, zeroed or random input must not crash a
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+ phase. Record a problem and continue.
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+
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+ ## Layout
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+
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+ ```
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+ src/zesus/
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+ io/ read-only sources + write guard
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+ zfs/ on-disk format: label/uberblock, nvlist (XDR + native), blkptr, checksum,
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+ compress, dnode, objset, zap, dsl, history, zpl (ZFS filesystems), pool, reader
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+ carve/ scanner (resumable raw carving) · classify · reconstruct (multi-generation
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+ tree merge + orphan placement + root clustering) · verify · fastsum (numba)
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+ volume/ LogicalVolume (gap-aware device over a reconstructed zvol) · Coverage
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+ partitions/ GPT, MBR plugins
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+ fs/ plugin API (api.py), registry, ext4 plugin (+ virtual JBD2 replay), identifiers
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+ extract/ extraction engine (+ LocalNamer: collision-safe local names), sparse output,
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+ send.py (stage → rsync → generated POSIX restore script)
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+ scan/ pipeline (phase runner, resumable, downstream invalidation) · phases
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+ map/ schema.sql, db.py (WAL, in-place migrations), codes.py (block statuses)
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+ cli/ main (scan/info/report/web), extract_cmd (extract/ls), report, fullreport
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+ web/ FastAPI + single-file vanilla JS UI (localhost only)
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+ dev/ imgtool.py (inspect an image), make_ext4_fixtures.sh
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+ tests/ unit (fixtures in tests/fixtures), integration (needs ZESUS_TEST_IMAGE)
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+ docs/ how-to-use.md (user recipes), architecture.md, map-format.md, writing-plugins.md
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+ ```
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+ Scan phases, in order: `history → datasets → carve → reconstruct → verify → contents`.
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+ Re-running a phase resets every later phase except `carve`, which is additive and resumes
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+ by chunk.
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+
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+ ## Commands
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ pip install -e ".[dev,all]"
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+ pytest -q # unit tests; ~1 s
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+ ZESUS_TEST_IMAGE=/path/pool.img pytest -q # plus integration tests
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+ ruff check src tests dev examples # must be clean
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+ python dev/imgtool.py --image IMG uberblocks # also: labels, history, datasets, objset, zap, dva, bp, carve-sample
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+ wsl -e sh dev/make_ext4_fixtures.sh # rebuild ext4 test images (needs e2fsprogs)
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+ ```
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+ For fast iteration on a big image, use a small slice:
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+ `zesus scan IMG -o t.sqlite --phases history,datasets,reconstruct,verify,contents --limit-blocks 102400`.
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+ ## Conventions and gotchas
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+
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+ * **Map schema changes** need a migration in `MapDB._migrate()`. Rebuild tables with
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+ "create new → copy → drop → rename" and `legacy_alter_table=ON`. A plain `RENAME` rewrites
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+ other tables' foreign keys. `tests/unit/test_map_migration.py` covers this.
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+ * **The map is an index, not a data store.** Volumes store L1 candidate pointers per span
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+ (`volume_spans`), not every L0 pointer. Derive L0 pointers through `LogicalVolume` or
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+ `carve.verify.chosen_blocks`.
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+ * **Big volumes:** keep per-block work in numpy. A zvol can have 50M+ blocks, so avoid
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+ Python dicts or loops per block (see `Summary`, `ChildIndex`, and the coverage-driven gap
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+ loop in the extractor).
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+ * **Spinning disks:** always read in physical order (`read_many`, `windows()`).
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+ * **Carved roots:** associate them with a dataset by *shared tree blocks* (`cluster()`),
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+ never by size or geometry alone.
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+ * **Windows:** pass `encoding="utf-8"` to every `read_text`/`write_text`, since the default
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+ is cp1252. Paths from the evidence may be un-decodable: use `surrogateescape`, and
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+ `safe_name()` when creating files.
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+ * **Plugins** register via entry points (`zesus.filesystems`, `zesus.partitions`,
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+ `zesus.identifiers`). Core must not import plugin-specific code, except the built-ins
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+ in the registries.
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+ * Commit messages: imperative subject, a body explaining *why*. Follow [AI_POLICY.md](AI_POLICY.md): state only what
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+ was actually done and tested, and keep the `Co-Authored-By` trailer on AI-assisted commits.
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+ ## Status and next steps
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+ Validated end to end on a real 1 TB single-disk pool:
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+ * A destroyed 880 GiB zvol (GPT + ext4) was rebuilt from 1,202 carved tree generations.
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+ * Carved-only and ring+carved reconstructions matched slot for slot.
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+ * Extracted files passed independent integrity checks.
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+ Open items, roughly by value:
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+ 1. Carved-only reconstruction for destroyed ZFS **filesystem** datasets (the volume path in
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+ `phase_reconstruct` shows the approach: cluster carved `os_type=2` objsets and walk
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+ them with `ZplFilesystem`).
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+ 2. Test fixtures made by real OpenZFS (small file-backed pools with destroyed zvols and
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+ datasets) for CI. These need a machine with ZFS. Add a `dev/make_zfs_fixtures.sh`.
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+ 3. RAIDZ/dRAID reconstruction in `zfs/vdev.py` (they are currently reported as unsupported).
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+ 4. More filesystem plugins: XFS and NTFS inventory (identification exists already).
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+ 5. Verification of zvol **snapshots** as their own volumes.
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+ 6. Encrypted datasets (with a user-supplied key).
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+ # Code of Conduct
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+ This project follows the [Contributor Covenant, version 2.1](https://www.contributor-covenant.org/version/2/1/code_of_conduct/).
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+ Its standards and enforcement guidelines apply here in full. The sections below add
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+ project-specific expectations; they do not replace anything in the Covenant.
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+ ## Be professional
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+ Be respectful and assume good faith. People often arrive here after losing important
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+ data, sometimes under real pressure. Help them, or leave the thread to someone who will.
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+ Disagreements are expected. Keep them technical: argue about code, data and evidence,
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+ never about the person. If a discussion turns into an argument, step away and let a
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+ maintainer settle it.
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+ ## Stay on topic: no politics
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+ Zesus exists to recover data from ZFS pools. Every project space stays on that purpose.
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+ **Political, ideological, religious and social-cause content is not allowed in any project
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+ space.** This applies equally to every cause, side and viewpoint, without exception. It is
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+ not a statement about any of those causes, or about whether they matter. It is a statement
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+ that this project is not the place for them.
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+ Project spaces are:
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+ * issues, pull requests, discussions and review comments;
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+ * commit messages;
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+ * code, comments, documentation, release notes and the README;
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+ * project-owned chat channels and social accounts.
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+ Not allowed there, for example:
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+ * slogans, banners, badges or messages for or against any political figure, party,
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+ government, movement, conflict or cause;
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+ * political symbols or messages in code, test data, sample files or artwork added to the
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+ repository;
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+ * arguing about current events, or answering someone else's political remark.
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+ Contributors are free to hold and express any views they like outside project spaces.
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+ However, directing public attacks, harassment or bad-faith criticism at the project, its
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+ maintainers or its community from outside project spaces is incompatible with contributing
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+ to it. Honest, good-faith criticism is always welcome, wherever it is made: a public bug
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+ report, a critical review, or a write-up of where Zesus failed you. (Though we would prefer
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+ that you raise it with us first, so that we can make sure no one else has to deal with the
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+ same problem.)
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+ If someone brings politics in, **do not reply to it**. Report it to the maintainers, who
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+ will remove or hide the content and, if needed, lock the thread. Repeated or deliberate
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+ violations are handled under the Covenant's
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+ [enforcement guidelines](https://www.contributor-covenant.org/version/2/1/code_of_conduct/#enforcement-guidelines).
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+ ## Reporting
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+ Report unacceptable behaviour privately to the maintainers, through the contact listed on the
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+ GitHub repository. Reports are handled confidentially.
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+ # Contributing
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+ Thanks for helping. Data recovery tools are only as good as the formats and failure
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+ cases they have seen.
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+ ## Setup
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+ ```bash
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+ python -m venv .venv && . .venv/bin/activate
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+ pip install -e ".[dev,all]"
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+ pytest
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+ ruff check src tests
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+ ```
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+ Integration tests run against a real ZFS image when `ZESUS_TEST_IMAGE` is set.
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+ ## Conduct
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+
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+ Be professional, keep discussions technical, and keep politics out of the project entirely.
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+ See [CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md](CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md).
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+
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+ ## Using AI tools
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+ AI-assisted contributions are welcome. You remain responsible for everything you submit:
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+ test it, review it, and keep commit messages factual. See [AI_POLICY.md](AI_POLICY.md).
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+ ## Ground rules
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+ * **The source is sacred.** Nothing may write to the evidence. All access goes through
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+ `zesus.io.RawSource`, and `tests/unit/test_guard.py` enforces the rule. Pull
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+ requests that add write paths to `zesus/io` will not be merged.
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+ * **Never guess silently.** Anything unverified or inferred must be labelled as such in
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+ the map and in output reports.
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+ * **Be damage-tolerant.** Parsers must survive truncated, zeroed and random input. Log
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+ what could not be read and continue.
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+ * New filesystem support belongs in a plugin (see `docs/writing-plugins.md`).
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+ * Add tests with small real fixtures where possible. Scripts that generate fixtures go in
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+ ## Reporting a recovery problem
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+ * the JSON log (`*.log.jsonl`);
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+ * your OpenZFS version and pool features (`zpool get all`, if the pool still imports).
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