This is two ways. I've use
method 1 a lot (because you had to). Method 2 "should work"
1. Delete them before you start and recreate them afterwards.This
should be quicker on ZFS but I've never tried. It depends on how well
the zone configuration is documented and what it does i.e how much
Wes
Do you have /var (or some part of the /var/samba/locks/s... tree)
mounted read only?
Trevor
Wes Mauer wrote:
OpenSolaris 0609.
I've managed to get Samba installed in a non global zone, but it will not start.
When I run svcadm enable samba, I get the following message:
r...@zone1:~#
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Nicholas Senedzuk wrote:
Sounds like there is a problem writing the to the log file
for the services. I would check you disks and make sure you have none
failing. If you do a svcs -l service_name you it will tell you where
the log file is located.
Or where the service is
trying to write is
If it does not come with a manifest for SMF you need to write one. If
it does then use it! or just use an rc script. However using the rc
scrpt ans making a service run under SMF is not hard. Attached is what
I wrote as a demo before postgress got an SMF service by default.
Look at "demo 2"
Check the permissions on the non-global zone directory. They have to be
very specific and
must not be group readable.
must not be group executable.
must not be world readable.
must not be world executable.
This is know
to trip up LU.
deniz rende wrote:
Hi Folks,
I've been
Jerry
That link did not work for me, just takes me to the main page.
This link works:-
http://hub.opensolaris.org/bin/view/Community+Group+on/2009102201
Jerry Jelinek wrote:
Jerry Jelinek wrote:
Yesterday we integrated support for solaris10
branded zones into ON. In case
