On 14-03-29 02:18 PM, Harry Putnam wrote:
Geoff Nordli <[email protected]> writes:
On 14-03-29 01:04 PM, Harry Putnam wrote:
"Peter J. Cherny" <[email protected]> writes:
[...]
AND I am talking a few 100 TB in-production and growing.
Sorry to be a dunce here... but I'm not sure what you said...
Making it easy:
For my use case, you recommend:
[] smb/server
[] samba
I recommend smb/server because it has packages ready to go.
install it first.
pkg install storage-server
then you can follow this guide to set it up in workgroup mode:
https://blogs.oracle.com/timthomas/entry/solaris_cifs_in_workgroup_mode
The hardest part is managing ACLs. I normally use Windows to manage
the ACLs.
[...]
Thanks for the input.
I really have no need of ACLs. I'd just want anyone to be able to
access who has a password on the OS.
Can you tell me if that simplifies ACLs and what specifically needs to
be set on windows, so that access for any windows user, and any oi
user, is smooth?
I have visions of entering name and passwd with option of it to be
remembered... (I never use those... but my wife probably would) and
thats it.
Some framework to map any OI or Win user with a password as a
legitimate user would be first rate.
PS- about your cited url:
https://blogs.oracle.com/timthomas/entry/solaris_cifs_in_workgroup_mode
That appears not to be changed since Apr 2008, almost exactly 6 yrs
ago.
It still advocates downloading SUNWsmbs... is that really still
needed?
If not, what else is way out of date?... for example, does windows 8
even understand workgroup terminology.
Just install the storage-server package and you are good.
Yes, that blog is old, but nothing has really changed, so give it a try
and see where you end up.
A good way to clear out all ACLs is this:
/usr/bin/chmod A=everyone@:full_set:fd:allow /pool/share_name
that gives everyone full control to the file system.
You can view the acl by using this:
/usr/bin/ls -av
BTW, you can't use the default (gnu) chmod or ls commands with the ACLs,
notice the path for those tools are /usr/bin, not /usr/gnu/bin.
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