Kind of a divergence from original post, but a summary of one of its subjects
regarding NFS mounts within one system:
I'd like to thank FrankB for a fruitful off-list discussion leading me to these
bugs below regarding NFS server being its own NFS client, global- or
local-zoned, due to contenti
On Thu, 31 Dec 2009 09:02:33 +0100, Jim Klimov wrote:
> While I have seen many warnings explicitly noting that an NFS server should
> never be its own client
>(including sharing global shares to local zones), I confess I have failed to
>find any specific grounds for that.
simplified reasons a
Hello, ron
In general you are correct, but there's a nuance: Mark's users are to be added
in
a local zone. That generally means he has no NFS/kernel-CIFS server inside it,
while having an FTP or SSH server (and possibly SAMBA, I didn't check).
So he can indeed use the automounter to mount the h
Mark,
In Solaris/OpenSolaris, /home is the automounter's mount point for home
directories. You could put home directories in /export/home or you could use
the automounter. Home directories are still created in /export/home but the
automounter mounts them in /home, using the guidelines below. Th
