I guess I'm not just understanding permissions/ACLs. I have a share that I'm
using to serve music, videos, etc. to the rest of my household:
zfs
zfs/alpha/public smb=(guestok="true")
alpha_public=/alpha/public
I basically want to give everyone except me read-only access. The dire
If the account with which you are logged into your client
is valid on the server (or domain) your connection will be
based on that account rather than guest. Windows clients
always send your desktop login credentials unless you tell
the client to map the share as a different user, and guest
acces
Florian Manschwetus wrote:
Am 01.09.2010 02:16, schrieb Alan Wright:
As I mentioned back in June, we have not been able to reproduce
this problem and...
To investigate, please provide:
- a network capture (wireshark) and 'ls -lVd' for the working scenario
I could give you a capture for the tw
Hi Alan. I access the share from both Windows clients and Ubuntu (my
computer). I've noticed that my access to the share from Ubuntu is spotty to
say the least. Sometimes I can access it, sometimes I can't. Right now, for
instance, I got this error:
"Could not display "smb://zfs_fileserver/
