Yes, it is possible to [un]share an individual directory within
a file system without having to share the whole file system.
Afshin
On 05/11/10 05:34 PM, Darren Reed wrote:
You still haven't directly answered the question I asked.
Maybe I'll be more direct.
Can I share only a specific directory within a filesystem?
Or must I share the entire filesystem?
Or is the choice over what's allowed defined by what is
implementing the sharing?
Darren
On 11/05/10 05:22 PM, Afshin Salek wrote:
What it means by sharing per filesystem is that libshare V2 builds
a list of all shares defined on a filesystem (i.e. zfs dataset) and
passes the whole list to sharefs. sharefs then passes this list of
shares to the appropriate protocol service where each share is
[un]published individually.
Each share definition is comprised of path, resource name
and all other associated properties. Shares are uniquely
identified by their path + resource name so these two properties
must be present for all shares.
Afshin
On 05/11/10 04:39 PM, Darren Reed wrote:
In the document, it talks about sharing being per filesystem.
Is that actually the case?
Or does this interface only handle path names and is it
thus up to the file sharing protocol to determine whether
or not it will allow a directory shared vs a full file system?
Darren
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