I used to have /var on a separate partition, however I have since moved it to the root partition and but some subdirectories as separate partitions/subvolumes instead. However, there is a snapper config for /var, which I was not aware of at the time. It’s no longer valid, as /var is no longer a btrfs subvolume, however it won’t let me remove it. When I run “snapper -c var delete-config” it gives me an error saying “IO-fel (subvolume is not a btrfs subvolume).” (which is obviously true, that’s why I’m trying to delete it).
what does /etc/sysconfig/snapper (SNAPPER_CONFIGS=) show?
SNAPPER_CONFIGS=“root var boinc”
I assume I can just manually remove “var” from that variable, and delete “/etc/snapper/configs/var” (there is no “.snapshots” directory in “/var”).