, is smb.conf in use at all? Is it even using
samba or is it using CIFS? How can I go about setting up the finer
points of the samba/CIFS sharing?
Anything that can help a linux/samba geek migrate to solaris would be so
helpful to me right now.
Thanks in advance
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| Matt Harrison wrote:
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| Hi everyone, I'm planning a migration of my fileserver from Gentoo
| Linux with samba to SCXE with ZFS and samba/cifs sharing. Being a linux
| junkie I don't have any previous experience in Solaris
created files.
group users should have read/list/execute permissions to the files, and
also any new files that are create by people in the staff group.
I know this sounds simple but I've just spent 2 hours playing with ACLs
and I haven't come up with anything that works.
Thanks in advance
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, yet it doesn't.
Can anyone please supply some examples of how they solved a problem like
this?
Thanks in advance
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to a user who is only in the
users group and make sure that read perms are ok and that write perms
are blocked, but otherwise I seem to be working fine now.
Thanks very much for the help, this is the last obstacle I was facing
before my migration to ZFS next week.
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there's something more going on that simple dns changes.
Hope someone find this of use
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On Wed, Jun 18, 2008 at 12:00:12PM -0700, Glenn Lagasse wrote:
Sure, anything is 'possible'. But in reality, none of the
virtualization systems I've used (Xen, Vmware, VirtualBox, Parallels)
actually support/work being run in a virtualized environment. I've
certainly never gotten any sort of
the svn_91 disc and ran that, but there's
no option to do updates.
I'm just wondering what the standard procedure for keeping my system up
to date it as I've so far been unable to find this info myself.
Thanks
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to the pkg command, which I can't find.
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Kristian Rink wrote:
| Matt Harrison schrieb:
| I have tried that, unfortunately the pkg command isn't on this system
| and it was installed with the most complete package selection.
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| This is the problem I've had, everything I can find on google
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Hugh McIntyre wrote:
| Matt Harrison wrote:
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| Kristian Rink wrote:
| | H, what kind of installation medium did you initially use to
| install
| | OpenSolaris from? IIRC the IPS facility (and thus the pkg command)
| | was/is just included in more
john kroll wrote:
I still like to register the software even though you guys don't really have
organized support or updates ; Hoping the registration might collect
something useful. This install is on dell e521 running bfe third party
driver. Wizard claims no internet connection. I am
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Ron Halstead wrote:
| I assume the zpool is on a second disk(s). If so, zpool export pool,
do the installation of _95 and zpool import pool. Your data will be safe
even if you don't export the pool, but, I'm paranoid. I used to do it
that way before I
Ben Rockwood wrote:
Zpools are self contained, so as stated before its safe. In upgrades like
this I often will actually pull or disconnect the zpool disks just for
paranoia sake.
As for the config of the existing machine, keeping a copy of /etc is never a
bad idea. I typically will
I did a re-install of an SCXE machine to get it onto a zfs root and I've
run into a problem. This time round I did an End-User install instead of
Entire Distribution and it has left out installing a lot of things.
The box is used to run mongrel server for Ruby on Rails websites. I
have so far
Andras Barna wrote:
probably SUNWhea
excellent, that solved it,
Thanks
Matt
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I connect to my SXCE box regularly over ssh and I've got a bash line
wrapping problem that is driving me mad. I googled about this for 2
weeks and haven't found any solution.
If I type a command that exceeds 65 characters (including the shell
prompt), it causes the line to wrap to the
Shawn Walker wrote:
Matt Harrison wrote:
I connect to my SXCE box regularly over ssh and I've got a bash line
wrapping problem that is driving me mad. I googled about this for 2
weeks and haven't found any solution.
If I type a command that exceeds 65 characters (including the shell
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Hi,
On Sat, Aug 16, 2008 at 1:45 AM, Matt Harrison
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I connect to my SXCE box regularly over ssh and I've got a bash line
wrapping problem that is driving me mad. I googled about this for 2
weeks
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I'm trying to get coloured syntax highlighting working in vim, and after
a lot of work it looks like i'm going to have to compile my own vim,
using ncurses.
Ncurses requires math.h but I can't find which package provides it.
A pointer to the package
I probably should have mentioned, I'm running SXCE (snv_95). I've tried
all the TERM=xtermc, TERM=xterm-color stuff, and I'm still in black and
white.
Thanks
Matt
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Mike Gerdts wrote:
On Wed, Aug 20, 2008 at 6:24 PM, Matt Harrison
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I probably should have mentioned, I'm running SXCE (snv_95). I've tried
all the TERM=xtermc, TERM=xterm-color stuff, and I'm still in black and
white.
I have the following in my .vimrc:
:if has
Glenn Lagasse wrote:
* Matt Harrison ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
I probably should have mentioned, I'm running SXCE (snv_95). I've tried
all the TERM=xtermc, TERM=xterm-color stuff, and I'm still in black and
white.
Works just fine for me on SXCE 92 (and thus it should work just fine
Gizd wrote:
I wanted to install libtorrent and I believe I did install it, but since it's
the first time ever I'm installing a package I'm not entirely sure I did
everything I had to. I downloaded libtorrent-0.11.4-sol10-x86-local.gz from
SunFreeware, then what I did was:
gunzip
Hi all,
My OSOL fileserver has started dropping the ethernet connection every
now and then. It's very annoying and I can't see what's going on. All I
know is that network is disrupted and I get messages like this sometimes
repeated continuously:
Sep 10 19:03:01 exodus mac: [ID 486395 kern.info]
James Carlson wrote:
Matt Harrison writes:
My OSOL fileserver has started dropping the ethernet connection every
now and then. It's very annoying and I can't see what's going on. All I
know is that network is disrupted and I get messages like this sometimes
repeated continuously:
Sep 10 19
It appears that for whatever reason, the interface refuses to enter the
RUNNING state. No matter what I do I can't get nge0 RUNNING and that
means I'm without network :/
This is really a big problem for me right now, any help would be greatly
appreciated. I'm going to try putting in an old
James Carlson wrote:
Matt Harrison writes:
Its running SXCE snv_95 and has been running since 95 was released with
no problems whatsoever.
OK. All the problems I had predated build 95.
It's just one of those problems that (for me) is
really hard to track down but very annoying.
I'll
After messing around for a while with ifconfig I just tried:
svcadm disable network/physical:default
and
svcadm enable network/physical:default
and I seem to be working again, although for how long I have no Idea.
Corrrection, I got a link light, but I'm not workingI can't find how
James Carlson wrote:
At a guess, doing this would have fixed it as well:
# config=`ifconfig nge0 configinfo`
# ifconfig nge0 unplumb
# ifconfig $config
That's a good clue, though I don't know enough about the driver to
know why that would work.
Yes I could have done
James Carlson wrote:
Matt Harrison writes:
It appears that for whatever reason, the interface refuses to enter the
RUNNING state. No matter what I do I can't get nge0 RUNNING and that
means I'm without network :/
That means that the underlying driver is reporting link down. It's
Dennis Clarke wrote:
I'm trying to install Ruby Enterprise Edition and it's failing because
autoconf isn't installed.
I've got automake installed ok but I can't find a package for autoconf
anywhere unless it has a really cryptic name like most of the other
packages.
I've also tried to
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
Matt Harrison wrote:
I'm trying to install Ruby Enterprise Edition and it's failing because
autoconf isn't installed.
I've got automake installed ok but I can't find a package for autoconf
anywhere unless it has a really cryptic name like most of the other
packages
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
Matt Harrison wrote:
I'm trying to install Ruby Enterprise Edition and it's failing because
autoconf isn't installed.
I've got automake installed ok but I can't find a package for autoconf
anywhere unless it has a really cryptic name like most of the other
packages
Leví Teodoro da Silva wrote:
Hi guys
I use OpenSolaris 2008.05 at my workstation and i will install Solaris 10 on
my server. I am downloading the ISO for solaris 10. =)
My question is simple : How can i do to create a bootable dvd with this ISO
using OpenSolaris !? I do not know a
Everything was working fine on our snv_97 fileserver then one day our
transfers had slowed to a crawl. I originally thought it was CIFS only
but after some tests I can see that its all network transfers including
scp and ftp.
I've run some benchmarks like bonnie++ and disk IO seems to be ok.
A
Bryan Allen wrote:
How full is your pool? Service starts crawling as ZFS has to spin
the platters to search for free blocks in disparate parts of the
disks.
(Perhaps someone else can explain that better, but that's my
understanding as to why full pool = slow pool.)
I try to keep my pools
Robert Milkowski wrote:
Hello Matt,
Tuesday, September 30, 2008, 10:52:57 PM, you wrote:
MH Everything was working fine on our snv_97 fileserver then one day our
MH transfers had slowed to a crawl. I originally thought it was CIFS only
MH but after some tests I can see that its all
Matt Harrison wrote:
Robert Milkowski wrote:
Hello Matt,
Tuesday, September 30, 2008, 10:52:57 PM, you wrote:
MH Everything was working fine on our snv_97 fileserver then one day our
MH transfers had slowed to a crawl. I originally thought it was CIFS only
MH but after some tests I can see
Hi all,
As I want to know when one of the disks in our fileserver is faulty, I
have it run fmadm faulty through cron so I can get informed when
something goes down (ie a disk).
So far it hasn't produced any output until today when I get this:
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On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 12:44:47AM +, Matt Harrison wrote:
Hi all,
I'm running an snv_97 box here and trying to get a couple of apps working
with PHP and postgres.
From the compile options in phpinfo() it appears it was compiled with pgsql
support but for some reason no matter what I
Hi all,
I'm trying to get a printer to work for my network through CUPS. I've
got the printer installed and looking ok, but when I try to print a test
page from the CUPS interface, I get Unsupported format
'application/postscript'!
Printing even a simple plaintext file results in Unsupported
Matt Harrison wrote:
Also, once the printer is working locally, how can I set it up on the
client machines? Since I'm using the in-kernel CIFS (in domain mode), I
realise that the printer won't be accessible as it would with samba. I
think I need to use IPP but no idea how :P
I have
Norm Jacobs wrote:
Perhaps you can provide a little information about your printer and how
you have things configured. What kind of printer is it (HP Photospart
C7280, Epson CX8300, ...)? How are you configured to communicate with
it (USB, socket, ipp, lpd, ...)? How did you create
m...@bruningsystems.com wrote:
Hi Matt,
Matt Harrison wrote:
Hi all,
I've got a filer using SXCE installed and I'm thinking about migrating
to OpenSolaris due mainly to the improved pkg command.
I've tried testing it on VMware (6.0.0 build-45731) but there is an
immediate problem
m...@bruningsystems.com wrote:
Hi Matt,
Matt Harrison wrote:
I'll have a fiddle and see what I can come up with.
You might also want to look at ~/.xsession-errors
max
Well I couldn't find that file, presumably because I hadn't got to login
yet.
But, I ran xorgconfig
(ouch), the data is apparently fine and scrubbing shows
no problems, the machine continues to work perfectly until the next hang.
I have no idea how to continue investigating this, so any help would be
much appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Matt Harrison
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Ian Collins wrote:
Matt Harrison wrote:
Hi all,
We've got an SXCE snv_97 filer that has been working ok for a few
months now.
Recently, it has started falling over when large amounts of data are
being copied from it. There is nothing printed to the console and I
can't find anything
Ian Collins wrote:
Matt Harrison wrote:
Ian Collins wrote:
Matt Harrison wrote:
Hi all,
We've got an SXCE snv_97 filer that has been working ok for a few
months now.
Recently, it has started falling over when large amounts of data are
being copied from it. There is nothing printed
Matt Harrison wrote:
thanks Ian, I'll look into this tomorrow.
Well I'm not sure if it's good news or not. I've got the machine running
memtest86+ with the standard tests and so far it's done 2 passes (3
hours runtime) without a single error.
I'm going to leave it running overnight but does
m...@bruningsystems.com wrote:
Hi Matt,
Matt Harrison wrote:
Matt Harrison wrote:
thanks Ian, I'll look into this tomorrow.
Well I'm not sure if it's good news or not. I've got the machine
running memtest86+ with the standard tests and so far it's done 2
passes (3 hours
Matt Harrison wrote:
m...@bruningsystems.com wrote:
Hi Matt,
Matt Harrison wrote:
Matt Harrison wrote:
thanks Ian, I'll look into this tomorrow.
Well I'm not sure if it's good news or not. I've got the machine
running memtest86+ with the standard tests and so far it's done 2
, I can follow that and I will try it very shortly. I am happy
to move list, I'll subscribe to mdb-discuss and post my next reply there.
I'll try what you've given me and post back in an hour or two.
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I'll try what you've given me and post back in an hour or two.
Wellnot exactly good news, but it's something.
For whatever unfathomable reason, the server has stopped hanging when we
copy large amounts of data from it. It has been doing it steadily for at
least 2
Hi all,
We've got a filer built on consumer hardware running SXCE snv_97,
holding a small (1.4TB) raidz array. It's been going great for the last
6 months or so, but recently its started misbehaving.
We use in-kernel CIFS for most of our needs and it works perfectly when
playing media or
Che Kristo wrote:
If you are concerned about the availability maybe move it to at least a
stable opensolaris release, running of SXCE in production seems to be
asking for trouble
Thanks for the reply. I am aware that SXCE isn't the best release. I've
been planning a move to 2009.06, but I
Che Kristo wrote:
If you are concerned about the availability maybe move it to at least a
stable opensolaris release, running of SXCE in production seems to be
asking for trouble
Thanks for the push, I forced myself to make time and reinstalled the
machine with 2009.06. I managed to get the
On Tue, Dec 08, 2009 at 06:10:40AM -0800, J??rg Stephan wrote:
Hi there,
at the weekend i installed OpenSolaris 2009.06 on an AMD Athlon64 X2 5200+
with 1GB DDR Ram. I wanted to try virtualization with VirtualBox. But i there
where some things i really dont like, maybe you can help me to
Hi list,
A couple of years ago I set up a zfs/smb/idmap server talking to my
active directory. Everything works well and except for the occasional
reboots, I don't usually have any problems.
I had to sync my clock with the domain controller (300 seconds out) but
after that I was getting
On 02/03/2011 00:53, Matt Harrison wrote:
Hi list,
A couple of years ago I set up a zfs/smb/idmap server talking to my
active directory. Everything works well and except for the occasional
reboots, I don't usually have any problems.
I had to sync my clock with the domain controller (300
Hi all,
Things have been going pretty well with my home fileserver, but recently
and I think increasingly, the system is dropping off the network for
just long enough to disrupt connections.
It only really happens when copying large amounts of data, for example
an 8 gig folder of mixed file
On 10/04/2011 23:31, Ian Collins wrote:
On 04/11/11 10:29 AM, iwasinnamuk...@genestate.com wrote:
On Mon, Apr 11, 2011 at 10:20:38AM +1200, Ian Collins wrote:
On 04/11/11 10:06 AM, iwasinnamuk...@genestate.com wrote:
Hi list,
I've got a machine running OSOL...can't remember the exact version
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