SMB shares comprise a flat namespace. No SMB server would give you a tree view of shares as each share represent and independent access point to the exported file system and you're not supposed to be aware of the location of the shared directory on that file system.
You can just share tera/shared and cross file system boundaries using Solaris CIFS service once we've addressed this RFE: 6582165 Child Mounts Afshin On 07/21/10 06:47 AM, Hernan F wrote:
Hello, I have the following ZFSs: tera tera/shared tera/shared/video tera/shared/iso tera/shared/backups tera/shared/backups/username Using SAMBA I would just share tera/shared and have it share video, iso, and backups. And backups/username would be accessible to "username" by permissions. But now I'm using sharesmb. So I have tera tera_shared tera_shared_video and so on. Is there a way to display the shares in a tree structure, as it is on disk? I mean: go into \\server and see "tera". Double click "tera" and see iso, video, and backups, and so on? Thanks, Hernan
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