Solved:
- found a residual zfs filesystem I touught I had removed, but I found it with 
sharesmb="name=,guestok=true" !
- changed to sharesmb="off", still smbutil shows the empty share
- forced destroy of the fs, still smbutil shows the empty share
- had to disable/enable smb/server, empty share disappeared!
Now windows connect and browse happily :)
Da:
Gabriele Bulfon
A:
[email protected]
Data:
22 luglio 2015 16.11.57 CEST
Oggetto:
[discuss] empty residual smb share probably crashing windows on access
Hi,
I have an xstreamos system used for testing, that started crashing any windows 
trying to access smb shares (workgroup mode).
It served smb shares fine since a point in time I couldn't figure out.
I also tried removing any windows shares, but even trying just to access the 
machine via \\192.168.1.1 caused a reset of win explorer.
Just left the problem unsolved for sometime.
Now I decided I had to solve it, before it ever happened on any production 
machine.
After some inspection I found this:
sonicle@xstreamstorage:~$ smbutil view //localhost
Share        Type       Comment
-------------------------------
disk
c$           disk       Default Share
IPC$         IPC        Remote IPC
vss$         disk       VSS
4 shares listed from 4 available
??? 4 shares? there are actually 3!!
Oh yes...one has a totally empty name...what's that??
I also tried with smbclient -L, receiving the same empty share...
I strongly suspect this is the reason for the crash.
I also suspect it happaned when I forced a "zfs destroy" of an smb shared 
filesystem.
How can I get rid of that useless share?
Any clue?
Thanks!
Gabriele
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