Hi Mike,
I was able to make my share read-only using the following command:
bleonard at opensolaris:~$ *pfexec sharemgr set -P smb -p ro="*"
zfs/rpool/export/home*
bleonard at opensolaris:~$ *sharemgr show -vp zfs*
zfs
zfs/rpool/export/home smb=()
bleonard=/export/home smb=(ro="*")
So for you it should be:
*pfexec sharemgr set -P smb -p ro="*" zfs/spool/shares*
Does that work for you?
/Brian
Mike Freeman wrote:
> Your blog is very helpful and mentions the broken dependantcy which ins't in
> the Opensolaris Bible (but purhaps it's out of date).
>
> However I had managed to get to a similar point using the OB. Where I'm stuck
> is making spool/swap writable and spool/shares read only.
>
> I gather guest access has only just been added to Solaris and isn't in
> Opensolaris so I created a user called guest but several problems still
> exist. Although existing files in spool/shares are readonly by virtue of the
> file permissions and ownership, guest can still create new files in
> spool/shares which is less than ideal. Also when guest does create files they
> have ownership but no permissions which is a bit odd e.g.
>
> d _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 guest other ....etc, etc
>
> So! Can I make spool/shares read only?
> Can I control permissions on the files guest creates, as you can with Samba?
>
> The good news is that my Windows 7 clients can write to swap without hanging!
>
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W. Brian Leonard
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