Jerry Backlin wrote: > Thanks Alan for your reply, > > I did what you suggested and it didn't change anything for me. I really > appears that my solaris machine is > in the workgroup (seen from Windows) but if I either try to map a drive > from windows or browse the computers in the workgroup I been asked for > username & password and when I enter it I been told: invalid password. > Normally I should be able to at least see what shared resources are > there without giving a password? > > I did put some additional info below but I'm not at all sure it is what > you would need to understand what is going on.
We are still working on the troubleshooting part of the admin guide but there's a draft at http://opensolaris.org/os/project/cifs-server/docs/ The output of 'sharectl get smb' and 'smbadm list' (which I see below) are useful. Also /var/adm/messages, logs listed by 'svcs -xv' and the idmap properties (svccfg -s idmap). Things you could try: Check that /var/smb/smbpasswd looks okay, i.e. has the appropriate users in it. Just to be sure, ensure pam_smb_passwd.so.1 is in /etc/pam.conf and set your password using the passwd command. There's no reason this should have changed during an upgrade but it shouldn't hurt to rule it out. Delete/rename the idmap database (/var/idmap/idmap.db) and restart the idmap service. There was a recent database format change. Check the idmap properties (svccfg -s idmap) for inconsistencies with the CIFS service. Run zpool upgrade and zfs upgrade to ensure that there are no pool/fs version/feature dependency issues. If you experiment with the above, it is probably a good idea to reboot to ensure that everything comes up consistently. The SMF dependencies should force things to restart correctly but if you get different results after a reboot, let us know so that we can investigate. Alan > I'm working in storage marketing and converted my home server to solaris > as a learning exersice for the upcoming > announcements. Now you understand why my unix skills are a bit rusty.... > > Any help is wellcome, > Jerry > > svcadm restart smb/server > # sharemgr start -P smb zfs > # smbadm list > security mode: workgroup > workgroup name: JB-GROUP > # sharemgr list -v > default enabled smb nfs > zfs enabled > # sharemgr show -v > default > zfs > zfs/JBpool/ZFS/W_backup > backup=/zfs/W_backup > zfs/JBpool/ZFS/W_kits > kits=/zfs/W_kits > zfs/JBpool/ZFS/W_media > media=/zfs/W_media > zfs/JBpool/ZFS/W_users > users=/zfs/W_users > > > > Alan M Wright wrote: >> There's not enough context here to be sure but this may be >> the problem described in 6646629. Workaround: >> >> After restarting smb/server: >> >> sharemgr start -P smb zfs >> >> Alan >> -- >> >> Jerry Backlin wrote: >>> I have a similar problem, where CIFS is not seen from the rest of the >>> workgroup. >>> It worked fine in b79 but after upgrade to b80 the shares are not >>> seen anymore and when I try to mount the shares from windows I keep >>> getting the login window over & over again. >>> The protection of the shares is OK so that is not the problem (I think). >>> >>> # sharemgr show -vp >>> default smb=() nfs=() >>> zfs >>> zfs/JBpool/ZFS/W_backup smb=() >>> backup=/zfs/W_backup >>> zfs/JBpool/ZFS/W_kits smb=() >>> kits=/zfs/W_kits >>> zfs/JBpool/ZFS/W_media smb=() >>> media=/zfs/W_media >>> zfs/JBpool/ZFS/W_users smb=() >>> users=/zfs/W_users >>> Should I wait for b81? >>> >>> Jerry >>> >>> >>> This message posted from opensolaris.org >>> _______________________________________________ >>> storage-discuss mailing list >>> [email protected] >>> http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/storage-discuss >> >> _______________________________________________ storage-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/storage-discuss
