Brian wrote:
Im not sure if this is a bug or if Im somehow doing this entirely incorrectly.
Let me describe what I am after, btw I am using snv_118.
I have one user named 'home' which is the user I created when installing OpenSolaris. I created a raidz2 fs called storage, and then a sub directory using zfs create called storage/backup.
After that I created a few 'Basic Solaris Users' and gave them passwords in CIFS.
Now all that I want is for any user to be able to read,write,execute,delete
anything in any folder. So to accomplish this I tried the basics such as:
chmod -R 777 /storage/backup
If a user creates a folder on their Windows machine, my 'home' account cannot
write or change any files they created.
So to test this out I created a folder (on the local opensolaris machine using
'home') in my /storage/backup and merely tried to create a file (which I can
do) then I tried to write to it (which claims I dont have the correct
permissions)
So I decided maybe some permissions were getting messed up so I did:
chown -R home /storage/backup
to make sure that everything was owned by home.
Still I couldn't write to the file I created.
Ive about gone insane trying to figure out how to just merely have any user
access anything.
If I right click on a folder and go to permissions, I can change it to 'read/write' but when I click OK, then go back into the permissions screen, it didn't save the read/write part of that.
So is this a bug or do I just have no idea how to assign permissions?
Once I figure this out, I would like the user 'home' to make certain folders read only for the basic users.
Thank you for your time
From what you've said it seems you created the zfs without the sharesmb=on
This link covers most of it:
http://wiki.genunix.org/wiki/index.php/Getting_Started_With_the_Solaris_CIFS_Service
HTH
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Cheers,
Steven Acres
Toronto OpenSolaris User Group <TOROSUG>
Leader http://opensolaris.org/os/project/torosug
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