Le 27/11/2023 à 13:00, Toomas Soome via illumos-discuss a écrit :
On 27. Nov 2023, at 13:47, [email protected] wrote:
Hello,
I'm new to Illumos / OmniOS and looking at replacing my actual SAMBA
server (in workgroup) with OmniOS.
After reading a bunch of man pages and online documentation, I'm quite
puzzled. In Oracle Solaris 11.4, they say
The legacy|sharemgr|command is no longer available to manage SMB
shares. Instead, use the enhanced|zfs|,|share|, and|unshare|commands.
Also, the automatic sharing of SMB and NFS shares is managed by SMF
rather than by the legacy|/etc/dfs/dfstab|file, which has been removed.
What is the proper way to manage SMB shares on Illumos / OmniOS ?
Is it sharemgr or zfs (un)share ?
Thank you.
PS: I already asked this on omnios-discuss but was told I should ask
here (too).
Solaris 11.4 has widen the gap about the management approaches, you
should not rely on Solaris 11.4 docs to manage illumos any more. With
Ok, thanks. What would be the last applicable Solaris documentation ?
When searching on the Internet, I often get links to Solaris docs.
illumos, you can use either zfs sharenfs and sharesmb properties or
sharemgr command. dfstab file is also there (for NFS), but text based
configuration files (such as dfstab is) are more painful for scripting.
Are those complementary or are they two distincts ways of managing shares?
For example, if I create a share using sharemgr, it seems the sharesmb
property of the dataset is still set to off.
Another example is setting resource-name using the `-r` option of
sharemgr. I can't find the equivalent in ZFS dataset properties and
trying to set `name` issues an error saying this property is read-only.
Thanks,
Joel C.
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