Thomas Haynes suggested I post this here as well as the General Discuss I have setup a small (5 machines) development/test network using Solaris 10 11/06 (I know this is an OpenSolaris forum) with Trusted Extensions configured. I have an LDAP server configured and running which also serves as the Home Directory Server.
The problem I have encountered is when users access there machines they can not read down and traverse their home directories. For example, a user logs in and has access to 2 labeled zones FOO and FOBAR. (FOBAR dominates FOO) So, the user is currently in the FOBAR labeled zone but CAN NOT access their home directory using the /zone/FOO/export/home path. You can access the directory but nothing is there. I have set-up the home directory per the install instruction with 1 exception. The installation instructions state, "For every labeled zone, create a new dfstab file. Each zone shares the home directories at the label of the zone. a. Go to the zone?s /etc/dfs directory. # cd /zone/zone-name/root/etc/dfs" I created the files as stated above but the files cannot be share from non-global zones (according to the error message I receive) Also, I tried just rebooting the box and the nfs/server service was disabled and would not start until I removed the entries in each zone. Therefore, I added the entries the dfstab in the global zone. Now this is all on the LDAP server, is there anything I need to do to the clients? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. This message posted from opensolaris.org
