Add a line of the following form to /etc/syslog.conf and
restart syslog to enable debug logging.
*.debug /var/adm/messages
svcadm restart svc:/system/system-log:default
You can also use dtrace. The cifs.d script might be a
good place to start, which should be available
Hi,
I have installed opensolaris SNV134. Also I have enabled it with
CIFS with kerbroes authentication. Though I am able to see the shares, I am not
able to see the userid(It is shown as SID) in windows through properties ->
security tab of the each shares. Please let us know, why
What do you mean by "enabled CIFS with Kerberos authentication"?
Solaris CIFS server does not support Kerberos yet. Are you using
Solaris CIFS server or Samba. If you're using Samba this is not
the right forum.
If you're not sure then run the following script on your Solaris box
and post the outp
I had a quick look at your configuration and it looked ok to me.
I'll need a network capture to investigate this problem. Please
start a network capture on your client before you map the share
and then go ahead and try to add a domain user to an ACL, when
you get to the point that you expect to s
Hi Alan,
Thanks for the reply. I have implemented the syslog change but see nothing in
/var/adm/messages thusfar. is there some svccfg setting required to switch the
cifs implementation into debug mode?
I also used the dtrace script in the following simple test :-
user on both windows 7 x64 mac
On 12/14/10 04:30 PM, Brett wrote:
Hi Alan,
Thanks for the reply. I have implemented the syslog change but see nothing in
/var/adm/messages thusfar. is there some svccfg setting required to switch the
cifs implementation into debug mode?
There are no svccfg tricks to manipulate debug informa
The text capture is not really useful for our diagnosis purposes,
please send a binary capture.
Afshin
On 12/14/10 04:45 PM, Chidambaram Muthu wrote:
Hi,
I have captured the network packets saved in text format and attached
here.
You could find some changes, since previous ge
