Bug Report Data Rescue: btrfs send ... btrfs set prop on linux 3.18-2 on Arch Linux

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Moin,

this weekend a ssd disk got an problem.

No Problem, I thought... but real word acts sometime other the you think :)

1. Szenario
I got an media Error on a ssd disk. So, I think trimming the whole
device may work.
Mounting the btrfs in rw is not possible anymore. Because the system is
going to write on damaged blocks.

Mounting ro is possible.
So I tried to
	mount -o ro,subvol=/ /dev/sdl1 /mnt -> worked.

The Try to send the ro-mounted subvol "rootfs", which I want to recover
did not work:
	btrfs send -f /srv/backup/rootfs.btrfs rootfs
	ERROR: /mnt/rootfs is not read-only

The try to change the ro-flag
	btrfs prop set rootfs ro true
	ERROR: failed to set flags for rootfs. Read-only file system

was impossible.

I think this is an Bug in btrfs send, not to check if an btrfs
filesystem is mounted ro for refusing working.

It may be much more easier to recover damaged systems, if such annoying
thngs would not occour.

mit freundlichen Grüßen
Jürgen Sauer
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