After over a week of trying to figure out why the fuck I couldn't access my #zfs pool from inside a #docker container, I finally found the solution.
It turns out that if you install docker from the ubuntu install screen (which installs via snap), the bind permissions are completely incompatible with zfs.
Once I uninstalled docker from snap and reinstalled from apt, the problem went away.
Jocelynephiliac :reclaimer: /
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