Gary Gendel" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I'm switching from samba to cifs-server and I've successfully made a few > shares. > > How can I set the equivalent of an owner like I did in samba? It seems > that anyone can get to these shares.I'm sure this is simple, but somehow > I'm missing something basic. I would have thought that using the > /etc/smbautohome would have done the right thing. >
Currently, as you discovered, you have to set the appropriate ownership and ACL on the directory being shared. We are working on share ACLs, described in: PSARC/2008/641 ACLs for CIFS/SMB shares RFE 6556022 sharemgr needs to be enhanced to store ACL for CIFS shares > And a side question... > when I run cifs-chkcfg I get the following: > > pool/home is version 1, minimum requirement is version 3 > run: zfs upgrade pool/home > pool/local is version 1, minimum requirement is version 3 > run: zfs upgrade pool/local > > But trying to run the zfs upgrade command I get a device busy message. > How do I get around this problem? You may have something using those datasets. Try after umounting, rebooting etc. Alan _______________________________________________ cifs-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/cifs-discuss
