Hi Folks, I've installed Open Solaris. I'm relatively new at this, although I've got some Linux experience.
I've got a ZFS pool set up and mounted. I have also re-set its mount point to a traditional mount point ... /mirror ... long story but I need it for the maintenance scripts I've written to just port over. So ... I thought I'd mount the share from the old server so I could copy the files. No chance. OK, I thought, I'll turn on the ZFS SMB share functionalty ... after all, it is only change one variable ... or that is what they said on the course. Ha! Oh boy, am I in trouble. After masses of reading, I've got ... pkg install SUNWsmbskr pkg install SUNWsmbs svcadm enable -r smb/server (I got a message about svc:/network/physical having multiple instances - what I read told me to ignore that) smbadm join -w big-cats ... so the machines are named after big cats ... it makes a change from planets. ... and I get an error... failed to join big-cate: INTERNAL_ERROR OK, I think, it will at least run with a default workgroup. zfs set sharesmb=on data ...yes, the zfs pool is named, "data" which is very inventive of me, I know :-) ...and I get an error... SMB: Unable to enable service. Previously, on the mount issues I got an error... mount_smbfs: service "svc:/network/smb/client:default" not enabled. ...so I enabled it... Now, I can't get mount to put over a user name, apparently user= isn't a valid option in solaris mount. So ... I can't create a share for another machine to mount to, and I can't mount the remote machines share to this one. I'm stuck and going bald. The only good side to this is that it will save me the hairdresser bills. If you're going to ask me for output from a command, please make it clear the command you want me to run, because there seem to be a good number of differences between solaris and linux. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-help mailing list [email protected]
