Dan Anderson wrote:
> I'm trying to setup a CIFS share on a non-ZFS filesystem on NV79. There's a
> good example for ZFS at
> http://opensolaris.org/os/project/cifs-server/gettingstarted.html
> For non-ZFS (say, UFS) it refers to "How to Create a CFS Share (sharemgr)" at
> http://opensolaris.org/os/project/cifs-server/Admin-Guide/p12.html#createstaticsmbsharetask
>
> So, lets say I want to export directory "/myfs", I would type:
> # sharemgr create -P smb my-group
> # sharemgr add-share -r [i]resource-name[/i] -s /myfs my-group
>
> [b]QUESTION 1: what do I use for "[i]resource-name[/i]"?[/b]
Whatever name you want to give your share. This is the name
that you would use from a CIFS client. The admin guide
contain a note on valid/invalid characters, which is based
on Windows restrictions.
> As a side note, for NFS, it's a lot simpler:
They should be equivalent.
> # sharemgr add-share -s /myfs -d "myfs for NFS" default
>
> [b]QUESTION 2: can I omit -r and use group "default" for CIFS also?[/b]
# sharemgr list -v
default enabled smb nfs
zfs enabled
# sharemgr add-share -r home -s /export/home default
# sharemgr show -vp
default smb=() nfs=()
home=/export/home
You can use the default group but you need to give the share a name
or you will not be able to access it from Windows: the CIFS protocol
uses names to access shares.
Alan
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