James C. McPherson wrote: > Alan M Wright wrote: >> James C. McPherson wrote: >>> Alan M Wright wrote: > ... >>>> Is DOPPIO the name of your client or the Solaris CIFS server? >>> >>> >>> clients: DOPPIO & GEDANKEN >>> server: farnarkle >> >> Try mapping the share as farnarkle\jmcp > > Ok, now this is very interesting: > > I just tried to map \\farnarkle\home to H: and saw > > > The network path \\farnarkle\home could not be found. > > > this was with > bash-3.2# zfs get sharesmb sink/home > NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE > sink/home sharesmb name=home local > > > On a whim, I re-set the sharesmb property: > > bash-3.2# zfs set sharesmb=name=home sink/home > > > and tried connecting again using "farnarkle\jmcp" as > the username - it works! > > > WTF is going on here? I had sharesmb=name=home set > previously (pre-LU to snv_81) and since each time > I'd seen that the property was set the way I wanted > it since then, I didn't think I had to re-set it. > > What could be the explanation? Should I throw the > bug report at cifs or zfs?
You shouldn't have to reset it but I can't tell if this is due to something in zfs, sharemgr or cifs. Raise it against cifs or sharemgr and we'll start there. Thanks, Alan _______________________________________________ storage-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/storage-discuss
