Hi all, I am a bit of a lurker. I do not use Solaris at the moment. I returned to FreeBSD a while ago (the "OpenSolaris/Oracle" story did it for me..) but use ZFS a lot.
So my Solaris knowledge is a bit outdated and blurry (memory fadeout;-) I am thinking of upgrading my Samba3 server under FreeBSD (and ZFS) and use Active Directory. At the moment there are a few glitches, mainly around ZFS which is not using POSIX ACLs but NFSv4 ACLs. Samba4 is supporting POSIX ACLs as a default [see Linux] but has NFSv4 ACL support as well but the module seems to be slightly experimental. But it all seems to work when you pass a hurdle in the provisioning script (samba-tool) which is written in Python. The script lacks NFSv4 ACL support if I understand correctly. The workaround is a manual smb.conf adjustment after provisioning. I still hesitate and "go live" with it (and have other projects so the delay may be worth-while) I wonder how Samba4 and AD support looks under Solaris (especially using ZFS). Regards Peter _______________________________________________ msosug mailing list [email protected] http://mexico.purplecow.org/m/listinfo/msosug
