I got CIFS working after installing OpenSolaris NV79, where before I was using
SAMBA. Here's what I did to share a ZFS filesystem "/n" (although these
instructions are not ZFS-specific). This also enables the filesystem for use
with NFS:
# sharemgr add-share -s /n -r n -d "samba n drive" default
# sharemgr list -v
# default enabled smb nfs
# zfs enabled
# sharemgr show -vp
# default smb=() nfs=()
# n=/n "samba n drive"
The files are owned by user "samba" (yes, I know this is NOT samba software,
but a better replacment, but that's what I had before). Add this line to
/etc/pam.conf:
other password required pam_smb_passwd.so.1 nowarn
Next set the user account password with passwd (even if it's the same as
before, so the smb software knows about the new password:
# passwd samba
Next enable the smb server and join your Windows work group (which is WORKGROUP
by default, but I've changed it):
# svcadm enable -r smb/server
# smbadm join -w SMBGROUP
On MS Windows (I use XP), assume the Solaris hostname is "mysolarisserver,"
then open
Start --> My Computer--> Tools tab -->Map Network Drive
Drive: N:
Folder: \\mysolarisserver\n
Check "Reconnect at Login"
Click "Finish"
A "Map Network Drive" box briefly appears with a message
"Attempting to connect \\mysolarisserver\n..."
A "Connect to mysolarisserver" box appears:
User name: mysolarisserver\samba
Password: (enter the password you entered above with passwd)
Check "Remember my Password"
Click "OK"
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