Peter Bortas wrote: > Hello, > > I installed svn_81 this weekend to play with the CIFS support. In > general it works fine and is easy to configure, but I can't seem to > figure out how recursive filesystems are supposed to work. > > With a setup as below access \\BHELLIOM\famine and > \\BHELLIOM\famine_test as separate shares works, but if if I try to > enter \\BHELLIOM\famine\test by clicking on that folder in XPs > explorer I get "Access is denied".
The CIFS service will not allow you to access an object that is outside of the mapped share or with a different mount point from the root of the share. > This breaks several of my use-cases so I hope there is some option I > have missed that will make it work. Any insights? > > bhelliom# zfs get sharesmb famine famine/test > NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE > famine sharesmb on local > famine/test sharesmb on inherited from famine > bhelliom# ls -ld /famine /famine/test > drwxr-xr-x 26 root sys 27 Feb 10 18:53 /famine > drwxrwxrwx 9 peter sys 10 Feb 10 19:11 /famine/test There are a number of potential issues, for example, the mount options may be different and/or the underlying file system may be different. The intent is that everything within a share will behave consistently and have a consistent property set. Even if both the file system type and properties are consistent when the share is mapped, the root nodes are different, the available space will be change independently and properties can be changed. Alan _______________________________________________ storage-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/storage-discuss
