If you can provide a binary network packet capture of a directory listing
request from the windows client (eg dir at the command prompt, or a
refresh in the Explorer window) that would be very helpful.
Please also provide the names of some of the missing folders..
Can you also check to see if the "hidden" attribute is set on the
folders that
you don't see, or any other attributes that differ on these folders from
on the
ones that you do see.
What solaris build were you running before / after the backup/restore?
Thanks
Joyce
Mark Shellenbaum wrote:
Chris Murray wrote:
Hello,
Hopefully a quick and easy permissions problem here, but I'm stumped
and quickly reached the end of my Unix knowledge.
I have a ZFS filesystem called "fs/itunes" on pool "zp". In it, the
"iTunes music" folder contained a load of other folders - one for
each artist.
During a resilver operation which was going to take a week, I decided
to delete this data (amongst other things) and restore it from backup
once the resilver was complete. It finished on Sunday night, so I
started copying content from my Windows machine + an NTFS external
disk, to "/zp/fs/itunes/iTunes music", using winscp.
Now, if I browse to that folder over SMB from the Windows machine, I
have a subset of all of the artist names, and I can't identify
exactly why some are there and others aren't. I'm accessing it using
the "sharesmb=on" option, and user "chris".
So:
* "\\mammoth\itunes\iTunes music" contains *some* folders.
* If I winscp using user "chris" and browse to the same folder,
everything is there.
* Inspecting the properties on a folder that is visible, I see that
it has group "staff", owner "chris", and permissions "0777".
* A one that is visible in winscp but NOT through Windows has the
same ... ?!
I'm not sure what I've done here, but clearly there's something I
don't understand about permissions. If I try to create one of the
missing folders through Windows, I'm told "Cannot rename New Folder:
A file with the name you specified already exists. Specify a
different file name.", so they appear to be hidden from view in some
way.
Thanks in advance,
Chris
This is better asked on [email protected]
The first thing they will ask you to do is to run
http://opensolaris.org/os/project/cifs-server/files/cifs-gendiag
-Mark
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