Next question.
I have a bunch of SMB shares using ZFS.
Can I convert these to be iSCSI targets?
I see there is a zsf set shareiscsi command, can I use this?
The problem is that the SMB shares contain a lot of data, so I don't really
want to have to remove it all to get this working the way COMS
Silly me.
I assumed it was installed by default :)
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I want to use COMSTAR and understood that it was included in 2009.06?
However I cannot even begin to try because it appears that it isn't installed?
Do you know why when I type:
# svcs stmf
that it gives the results I'm getting?
Do you know how I enable it?
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Boot into the GUI and do it there, it's much easier.
You need to copy /etc/nsswitch.dns -> /etc/nsswitch.conf and reboot.
HTH
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Thanks guys!
I tried using the new Comstar method on a clean install of 2009.06 but rather
than getting the expected:
# svcs stmf
disabled15:58:17 svc:/system/stmf:default
I get:
root at myserver:~# svcs stmf
svcs: Pattern 'stmf' doesn't match any instances
STATE STIMEFMRI
I
Can anyone point me at a tutorial for setting up iSCSI with a Mac using
GlobalSanInitiator and using zfs set share iscsi on the server?
I'd appreciate it.
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That's where I'm at now - it doesn't work?
The CPAN stuff I'm installing as follows:
1) Everything via the wiki unti dbd::mysql
2) When it fails, I do a look DBD::mysql and make by hand (and install).
3) exit this and return to CPAN and do the same for GD.
4) Use your code, set symbolic links and
I'm using the code you sent me?
This already has it moved.
I set the links to point to your source, run buld-perl-scripts.pl and it
'appears' to be OK.
Here is the output:
root at myserver:/usr/local/squeezecenter/Bin# perl build-perl-modules.pl
Welcome to the Slim Devices perl module installer
Hmm, neither are of much help :(
I downloaded your build of Squeezecenter and replaced mine with it.
I configured everything asin the eiki instructions but when I run ./slimrun I
get the same old message?
root at myserver:/usr/local/squeezecenter# ./slimrun
The following modules failed to load:
Na, it's a dead loss for me :(
If I let CPAN try and install DBD::mysql, it goes off and tries to get version
4 but craps out at the end.
If I just exit and run 'slimrun', the slimserver goes off and tries to build
version 3.
It mentions needing development libraries for MySQL and that I don't
You should write an Opensolaris package (and get help from people here).
That would really be helpful.
Thanks m8 - I'll give this a whirl :)
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OK, well it's been less than breezy for me m8 - 4 or 5 days and still nothing.
I have a question on the version or perl you are using and the version of MySQL.
Are you building from source or are you using the pkg install route.
If so what are all the modules?
If you use the CPAN version of forc
I got a lot further.
I removed MySQL installed via pkg and compiled it from source.
Now everything 'appears' to work until the last step.
It complains about DBD::mysql not loading, but if I run the command they
supply, you can clearly see it builds successfully:
NOTE: I pointed it at the perl in
I think I found the reason:
RE: Compiling problems of DBD-mysql-2.9003 under solaris 9?
That was the problem, there were objects in mysql and in perl that were not
compatible (some of perl was 32 bit only, mysql was 64bit only).
In the short term I just got the 32bit version of mysql and that wor
OK, I got a bit further by appending /usr/mysql/5.0/bin to the PATH.
Now I get:
LD_RUN_PATH="/usr/lib:/lib:/usr/mysql/5.0/lib/mysql" /usr/perl5/bin/perl myld
cc -G dbdimp.o mysql.o -o blib/arch/auto/DBD/mysql/mysql.so\
-lCrun -lrt -L/usr/mysql/5.0/lib/mysql -R/usr/mysql/5.0/lib/mysql
This is the error I get:
Warning: No success on command[/usr/perl5/bin/perl Makefile.PL]
CAPTTOFU/DBD-mysql-4.010.tar.gz
/usr/perl5/bin/perl Makefile.PL -- NOT OK
Running make test
Make had some problems, won't test
Running make install
Make had some problems, won't install
Failed during t
So my transition from Ubuntu to Open Solaris is almost 100% complete and I am
very happy I switched.
This what you want isn't it?
Long time Linux users switching over?
Anyway, I could cop out completely and just use Nexenta, but that strikes as
somewhat anathema and un-holy...
I have one major
Someone from the bugs list replied with the following:
To quote Danek Duvall:
"This isn't a bug. The empty packages are there because we don't have a
way to obsolete packages yet, so in order to get the bits off your
system when you upgrade, we have to empty out the packages and let you
upgra
pfexec pkg install SUNWgnu-libiconv
results in no libiconv.so.2 getting installed.
Is this a known issue?
Build is 106
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Look at Nexenta instead ;)
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Try build 105 and see if it is fixed?
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I updated to the 105 build and this has been fixed.
Now all I need to get working is SqueezCenter, but that's a bigger problem I
fear.
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Well seeing as lot's of you have viewed this and none have commented, I'll tell
you that I scrapped the idea.
I'm now using a single 80GB drive for the root pool and a raidz array of three
complete 750GB disks.
This gives me a better chance of recovery in the case of a drive failure and a
spar
Some more info:
[b]Terminal listing of the share on Mac:[/b]
total 32
drwx-- 1 evilted staff 16384 Jan 12 2009 .
drwxrwxrwt@ 6 root admin204 Jan 11 19:51 ..
[b]Terminal listing of the share on Vista:[/b]
Directory of Z:\
2009/01/12 04:00 .
2009/01/12 03:48
OK, so Vista (fully patched) works without any problem.
I can see everything and I can add things even if there is nothing in the
folder, so these must be Mac bus.
This is a shame because I use Macs 99% of the time and only Windows when I have
too :(
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Oh and I cannot add anything to the share until there is a file that resides on
the share.
In other words, I have to create a test file on the share server side and this
enables me to drag and drop files to the share on the Mac.
I'm going to check Vista and XP next...
Weird or what?
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Thanks for the fast reply Gary!!
This partially works.
I can now drop files and create directories on the share but cannot see
anything.
An untitled folder created on the Mac shows up as the following:
0:everyone@:read_xattr/write_xattr/delete_child/read_attributes
/write_attribu
I've been trying for 18 hours straight to get this to work and I'm stumped :(
I have the shares created and they show up in my Mac client.
Problems:
1) Cannot list contents
2) Cannot add files
I've tried all manner of things from
chmod -R 777 /myshare
chown -R myuser /myshare
/usr/bin/chmod
I have a server with 4 identical 750GB Seagate drives.
I installed OpenSolaris on a slice as required and made it 25GB.
I created identical 25GB slices on the other drives.
I then created slices on each drive that used the rest of the available space.
I created a 4 way mirror of the rpool acros
I was referring to the grub screen after install.OpenSolaris has three entries
by default, from the top down:
GUI
Text
Single User
Once you remove the GUI packages given the techniques I listed, booting with
the GUI option will hang.
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But you don't get bootable ZFS like you do with Opensolaris.
I was able to install everything and then remove all the GUI crap I didn't want.
Took about three different approaches, but these are the things I did:
Turn off GUI:
pfexec svcadm disable gdm
Remove GUI packages:
http://vitaliy.info
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