not sure what's right, what's stable, and what won't make me
totally regret doing this later. :)
Advice, discussion, or pointers elsewhere are all appreciated!
-Mahlon
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, using glabel avoid that step entirely, as ZFS will always see
the 'right' devices in the right places, regardless of where they are
physically.
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implement a real hard quota
with a jailed environment simply by using a loopback (md) device.
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how the heck do I get this to work ?
You aren't using the rootdn specified in the above configuration.
If you want to auth against your rootdn, the correct command line would
be:
% ldapadd -xWD 'cn=Manager,dc=osborneinternal,dc=com' directory.ldif
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along the way,
or was something changed since 4.10 that I didn't catch? (I seem to
recall nothing additional being required in 4.x.)
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the files from being visible, but it will prevent any
tampering via ftp.
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If you