> More details: > - Running in workgroup mode > ... > Oddities; > idmap list/dump shows nothing. Is that normal? Think that used to show a > bunch of mappings.
idmap is not used in workgroup mode, seeing nothing is correct. > If I try to browse the server from my vista pc, it looks like the smbd > process dies and restarts; it gets a new pid, and syslog shows: > Nov 3 19:22:19 reaver smbsrv: [ID 852980 kern.notice] NOTICE: SmbOplocks: > disabled > Any clues in that? You can ignore the oplock message, it's just an informational thing. If smbd is crashing, it should leave core files behind - per coreadm settings or in the root directory. The smbd core files would be useful. If you find them, run mdb on a core file and use $c to dump the stack, and post it here. The original panic may have left core files in /var/crash/<hostname> The stack from that panic may be useful. Alan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Martin Gisch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, November 03, 2008 12:26 AM Subject: [cifs-discuss] SMB shares broken after reboot > Solaris Cifs Gurus, > > I've got a 2008.05 (snv_86) system. It's got a ZFS pool with a handful of > file systems on it that are shared over smb (Using the zfs sharesmb > options). > > It's been running perfectly for months. > > This weekend the server panic'd; something about memory corruption for > connection... > It came back up ok, and my mapped drives seemed to recover. > Today I manually rebooted it to run a memory test CD, no problems there. > Bring the OS back up, and now I can't access any of the SMB shares > anymore. All attempts result in "SmbLogon[LAN\MARTIN]: WRONG_PASSWORD" > style errors. > > I havn't changed any passwords anywhere, either on client or server. The > password files under /var/smb had modification stamps months ago. > > I have no idea whats gone wrong or how to gather more debug info from the > cifs processes to figure it out. Can anyone suggest a course of action? > > More details: > - Running in workgroup mode > - Main client is a Vista PC > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/var/smb# sharemgr show -vp > default nfs=() > smb smb=() > zfs > zfs/rpool/export smb=() > export=/export > zfs/store/movies smb=() > Movies=/store/movies > zfs/store/music smb=() > Music=/store/music > zfs/store/overlord nfs=() nfs:sys=(rw="overlord.home.mg77.net") > /store/overlord > zfs/store/tv smb=() > TV=/store/tv > > (NFS seems to be working ok) > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/var/smb# zfs get sharesmb store/tv > NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE > store/tv sharesmb name=TV local > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/var/smb# ps -ef | grep smb > root 1385 1 0 19:07:14 ? 0:00 /usr/lib/smbsrv/smbd > start > root 1429 540 0 19:19:41 pts/1 0:00 grep smb > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/var/smb# idmap list > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/var/smb# idmap dump > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/var/smb# > > Oddities; > idmap list/dump shows nothing. Is that normal? Think that used to show a > bunch of mappings. > If I try to browse the server from my vista pc, it looks like the smbd > process dies and restarts; it gets a new pid, and syslog shows: > Nov 3 19:22:19 reaver smbsrv: [ID 852980 kern.notice] NOTICE: SmbOplocks: > disabled > Any clues in that? > > Thanks for any advice. > -Martin. > -- > This message posted from opensolaris.org > _______________________________________________ > cifs-discuss mailing list > [email protected] > http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/cifs-discuss > _______________________________________________ cifs-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/cifs-discuss
