Hi,
Not sure if this should be zfs-discuss or cifs-discuss, but it's a CIFS
related problem.
We have several Mac users who like to use strange characters, like
><?&$# in file/folder names.
The behavior from a native Windows server or an EMC NAS, is to disallow
using these characters. However, on Solaris CIFS, they are allowed.
I tried the utf8only option to zfs create, but it doesn't stop a Mac
creating these files. From a Mac, I created a folder "<?" and this is
how it looks:
r...@bs-ssvr07:/data/utf8test# ls -l
total 43
d---------+ 2 ryanj domain1 2 Dec 27 21:49 ï£ï¥
r...@bs-ssvr07:/data/utf8test# zfs get utf8only data/utf8test
NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE
data/utf8test utf8only on -
The folders are usable from a Mac or Windows (even though the names look
different on Windows), but not easily from Unix/Linux.
Is there any way to prohibit a Mac doing this?
Thanks again for a great product
John Ryan
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