Greetings, I hope that someone point me in the right direction as Google searching is failing me.
I am trying to create a CIFS share containing nested ZFS mountpoints. For example: > $zfs list > NAME MOUNTPOINT > tank/data /tank/data > tank/data/archive /tank/data/archive > $sharemgr add-share -r data -s /tank/data files > $sharemgr show -vp > default nfs=() > files smb=() nfs=() > data=/tank/data > zfs Both /tank/data and /tank/data/archive are set to 755 for permissions. >From Windows XP, the share "data" is visible with one sub-directory "archive". However that directory is not accessible; any attempt to view the contents of the directory resunts in an "access denied" message on the client. Creating a real directory under /tank/data with permissions set to 755 works fine, the client is able to view the contents. This seems like a limitation with CIFS and nested mountpoints. As several combinations of permissions, and alternatively trying "zfs set sharesmb=on", does not seem to allow access to the nested mountpoint. I am hoping there is a setting for smb/service that I am unaware of to allow traversing into nested mountpoint under CIFS. Any insights are greatly appreciated, John _______________________________________________ cifs-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/cifs-discuss
