Hi Alan
ok so giving full_set acl's to "owner" seems to have fixed my problem.
After doing so I was able to move the files around the "incoming" share. Im
guessing it was the delete perms inhibiting the move.
I have also applied the aclinherit=passthru as you suggested
I would just like to say
On 12/15/10 02:43 PM, Brett wrote:
ok so i :-
solarishost# chown -R owner /incoming
solarishost# chmod -R 700 /incoming
Using 7 will not grant all permissions on ZFS. The owner does
get some privileges but if the intent is to grant all permissions
to the owner:
/bin/chmod -R A=owner@
ok so i :-
solarishost# chown -R owner /incoming
solarishost# chmod -R 700 /incoming
i have mapped the I: drive to the cifs share \\SOLARISHOST\incoming on win7
client BG1S
and i try moving a file from BG1S from i:\test.txt to i:\0random\test.txt
this is the dtrace (with some op-Transacti
You are connected as an authenticated user called "owner".
The smbuid is runtime assigned. If you see it in subsequent
script output, it confirms that the exchange is based on
this authenticated session.
Alan
On 12/15/10 3:04 AM, Brett wrote:
ok so first to establish if the user is "owner" or
ok so first to establish if the user is "owner" or anonymous :-
bash-4.0$ pfexec ./cifs.d -p `pgrep smbd` | grep -i setup
dtrace: script './cifs.d' matched 163 probes
0 6630 smb_pre_session_setup_andx:-smb_op-SessionSetupX-start cmd=115
[uid=0 tid=0]
0 6630 smb_pre_session_setup_andx:-smb
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
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
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 Folks,
I have upgraded from opensolaris snv_134 to solaris 11 express and converted
from samba to CIFS in my home (WORKGROUP ONLY) environment.
I am having authentication issues from some windows7 x86 and x64 clients to the
file server. I cant pin down the difference in the times it is worki
