you can't remove shares you've defined using ZFS sharesmb property
by issuing 'sharemgr remove-share. To remove such shares you need
to set the sharesmb property to off using ZFS CLI.
Afshin
On 07/20/10 12:06 PM, keegam wrote:
I've mucked up my cifs shares and I want to start over. According to the
documentation, doing a 'sharemgr remove-share -s<share>' will do it, however
that isn't working for me.
r...@dsshare01:/rzpool/.zfs/shares# sharemgr show -vp
default nfs=()
zfs
zfs/rzpool smb=()
/rzpool
rzpool=/rzpool smb=(abe="false" guestok="false")
zfs/rzpool/data smb=()
data=/rzpool/data
smb smb=()
r...@dsshare01:/rzpool/.zfs/shares# sharemgr remove-share -s /rzpool/data
r...@dsshare01:/rzpool/.zfs/shares# sharemgr show -vp
default nfs=()
zfs
zfs/rzpool smb=()
rzpool=/rzpool
zfs/rzpool/data smb=()
/rzpool/data
data=/rzpool/data smb=(abe="false" guestok="false")
smb smb=()
r...@dsshare01:/rzpool/.zfs/shares#
I've tried a few combinations:
sharemgr remove-share -r data -s /rzpool/data
sharemgr remove-share -s /rzpool/data
sharemgr remove-share -r data
but none of them seem to work.
It was created using this command:
zfs create -o casesensitivity=mixed -o nbmand=on rzpool/data
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