option soon to be available is Illumian:
http://www.illumian.org/
It's roughly the same as OpenIndiana but using Debian packaging rather
than IPS.
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really shouldn't have been
removed in the first place IMHO.
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re annoying is that U10 backports
ngroups_max=1024 support, which I could *really* *really* use...
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s from trying
to poke legacy mode bits and don't use NFS, maybe you're ok.
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beyond its usual painful all the way to
unusable .
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orage/solaris/downloads/index.html
I just tried on a U9 and U10 box. On the U10 system, I did a
simple 'chmod g+s' on a directory with an ACL, and wham, the
ACL vanished. Same operation on U9, and the ACL is preserved.
Meh, bogus :(. Thanks for the confirmation.
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rebuild resolutions 8-/? Good luck...
I imagine a pool upgraded to version 26 will no longer be compatible
with other zfs implementations.
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not aclmode is gone in
update 10? I didn't think they'd backport such a feature disabling
change to Solaris 10, seems to not line up with the "long term stability
and compatibility" that's supposed to be the benefit there...
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ly quite valuable for the functionality of the group@ entry.
So I think the implementation of both a "discard" and "deny" aclmode
would need to incorporate the ability to modify the parts of the mode
bits that are not related to the ACL.
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greatest possible access that might be allowed by the
ACL, without any consideration of deny entries or group memberships.
Is this description different than how the mode bits are currently
derived when a ZFS acl is set on an object?
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re an
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short term...
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ather than
a per file system level, but that would be considerably more difficult
to achieve 8-/.
If illumos would be willing to consider integrating a change like this,
I would like to discuss the technical details and determine the best
possible implementation.
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rs for ad-hoc
projects like this mostly because I already have more work than I
have engineers to perform the work.
Oh, did I mention, we're hiring? :-)
I wish you the best of luck in hiring sufficient engineers to be able to
offer support for NCP or OpenIndiana :)...
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pay somebody to make it happen.
Thanks for the info...
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-leaked-on-solaris.html
Hmm, I dunno that I'd take a quote from a leaked internal memo as gospel
;). For that matter, even if they flat out publicly announced it I can't
say I'd trust them to actually follow through...
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handholding, the majority of our
support calls end up being actual bugs or limitations in solaris. But if
one of our file servers panics, doesn't import a pool when it boots, and
crashes every time you try to import it by hand, it would be nice to
have an engineer available :).
Thanks...
uld probably be better to wait for 4
to come out.
Sorry, I think I'm starting to ramble :). So, for those people with
similar deployment needs as myself, with a large number of filesystems,
a large population, and access via multiple protocols, what are you
currently running? What do you
dollars, so I guess I'll start with that number and see what
they say. I doubt if the lawyers would let me, but if that scenario
occurred I'd do my damndest to include "This notification brought to you
courtesy of poor Oracle software security" in the letter ;)...
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grade
to work in an environment with many file systems, I'd be happy to help;
it would be nice to have shipped code that works without breaking out
the hex editor ;).
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e of a timely response from a 3rd
party vendor whose application doesn't play nicely with ACLs?
If only there was some way to keep applications from screwing up your ACLs
with inappropriate uses of chmod...
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d be willing
to implement it myself if there was some reasonable likelihood it would
be accepted, once the whole Illumos thing settles down I think I'll make
that offer again and see what happens.
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we'll need a simple libc API for
> editing ACLs).
Yep. And a good first step towards an ACL world would be providing a way to
keep chmod from destroying ACLs in the current world...
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nt to fix
acl/chmod interaction, maybe one of the new OpenSolaris forks will do the
right thing...
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kported to S10,
particularly the in-kernel CIFS server... We were planning on migrating
from S10 to OpenSolaris, and that was one of the major reasons. If
OpenSolaris 3/2010 had actually been released, we might have even been
there now...
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ly would I want to do business with a company that lies to its
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k from
> the pool...
Woo-hoo, the code already released won't be taken back ;). But considering
virtually all zfs development has been and presumably will continue to be
by Sun/Oracle employees, that code is going to get stale pretty quick if
they stop contributing to it...
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of my lack
of desire to continue using it at work, and while we're not exactly a huge
client we've dropped a decent penny or two in Sun's wallet over the years.
Who knows, maybe Oracle will start to play ball before August 16th and the
OpenSolaris Governing Board won&#x
;m hoping someday they'll clean up the sharing implementation and make it
a bit more scalable. I had a ticket open once and they pretty much said it
would never happen for Solaris 10, but maybe sometime in the indefinite
future for OpenSolaris...
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filesystems on an x4500, it takes about 2 hours for a full boot cycle which
is kind of annoying. The majority of that time is taken up with NFS
sharing, which currently scales very poorly :(.
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e same
place, you can use a wildcard entry:
* -rw,hard,intr hecate:/zp-ext/test/&
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tem.
Pending the availability of mirror mounts
(http://hub.opensolaris.org/bin/download/Project+nfs-namespace/files/mm-PRS-open.html)
you need to mount each ZFS filesystem you're exporting via NFS separately.
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> If you have a Sun support contract, open a support call and ask to be added
> to SR #72456444, which is the case I have open to try and get a better
> solution to chmod/ACL interaction.
CR#6933018 has been created for this issue; for any i
response to his initial reply
detailing his reasons he thought it was a bad idea, and he was
conspicuously absent during the recent list free-for-all...
As I've offered before, I'll implement it if they'll merge it...
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I have a definite fear that it'll end up impacting me, that "not
> using it" won't be as clear an option as you think it will.
Technology changes; it's a bad field to be in for the change adverse :).
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ality that I need and will be
valuable in my environment. You're arguing that someone else shouldn't be
able to get the functionality they need because you won't be happy if it
exists at all, even if no one forces you to use it. It seems that's an
entirely different grade
goal to be seeking. If you can offer alternative mechanisms within the
current capability set that can achive that goal I'd love to hear them; but
claims that I wouldn't have a problem if I didn't consider the current
state of affairs to be a problem aren't particularly useful.
problem. I'm
not quite sure what your point is. If my car engine caught on fire every
time I exceeded 50 mph, would you say that rather than taking it to the
dealer to get fixed, I should simply never exceed 50 mph?
> nice insult.
It wasn't an insult, it was an obje
would be
per dataset.
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nd it seems like an
awful lot of initial investment just to be able to point to something and
say "Boy, it sure would be cool if they accepted that into the code base"
:(.
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poor
> > stepchild and chained down with legacy semantics that make it exceedingly
> > difficult to actually use ACL's for their intended purpose?
>
> I am certainly not advocating that.
Good :). I am certainly not wedded to my proposal, if some other solution
is proposed
ndle the appearance of new mode_t bits correctly? I suspect that they
> will, or at least that we'd condier it a bug if they didn't. Or we could
> add a new file attribute.
>
> But given cheap datasets, why not settle for a suitable dataset property
> as a starting point.
rs, and both Linux and Solaris clients has been working great.
And I don't really think a "bad client" should be able to crash the server;
regardless of the client problems that's a server bug.
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rong thing to do; rather than trying to force together
different security models, allow an option getting rid of the security
model not desired, letting the other one "just work".
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iving
you of anything you currently have. I'm simply requesting an additional
feature set that would be very useful for some deployments. I'm not really
sure why people keep arguing about why it would not be good for their
deployment, and considering such a reason it should not be implemented
them correctly.
I think we're just not on the same page on this; while I am not saying I'm
on the right page, it does seem you need to do a little more reading up on
how ACL's work.
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Sv4 be a poor
stepchild and chained down with legacy semantics that make it exceedingly
difficult to actually use ACL's for their intended purpose?
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ke you're arguing I shouldn't try to fix
ACL/chmod issues because ACL's are insecure because they have chmod issues
8-/.
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ilesystems per run about 50-60 minutes to shut
down, and about the same to boot up, resulting in about a 2 hour boot
cycle, which is kind of annoying. The lack of scalability is in the NFS
sharing, it only takes ~5 minutes to mount all 8000. I hope someday they'll
optimize that a bit...
pulate them directly from perl, I'd write one (like I did for DFS
ACL's back in the day --
http://www.csupomona.edu/~henson/archive/projects/DFS-Perl/)
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the security
provided by mode bits is sufficient, so you configure aclmode so it works.
Or the security provided by mode bits isn't sufficient, so you replace the
app/script with one that understands ACLs. Using the published ACL API. man
-s 2 acl ;). You can claim it might be a lot of w
what I do.
[...]
> Okay, but the argument goes the other way just as well -- when I run
> "chmod 6400 foobar", I want the permissions set that specific way, and I
> don't want some magic background feature blocking me. Particulary if
> "I" am a complex system o
(other than a couple of
ongoing unresolved scalability issues and this acl issue). But I can't
agree with you more that an undesired chmod should not destroy carefully
crafted acls. Now if I could only get a ZFS engineer to share that
viewpoint :).
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abeled as option (b).
And I think you absolutely should be able to configure your fileserver to
implement your preference. Why shouldn't I be able to configure my
fileserver to implement mine :)?
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l thought -- implement a way to attach a custom chmod->ACL mapper to a
zfs filesystem allowing some basic scripting language to specify what
happens. Then everybody could make it do exactly what they want :).
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assthrough aclmode's (both examples of trying to
apply rules to map mode bit changes to ACL's), leaving only discard. I
actually agree with that -- if you're going to apply mode bit changes to an
object with an ACL, you might as well just get rid of it. However, in
addition to disca
d be some form of
option available such that if an application is not ACL aware, it flat out
shouldn't be allowed to muck with permissions on an object with a
non-trivial ACL. In such a mode, only ACL operations should be allowed to
modify the permissions. They're really two separate sec
:(.
I've got an open case, SR#72456444, regarding chmod/ACL conflicts, if
anybody would like to help it along :).
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ut I was
unable to make it stop. We disabled unix extensions, and all of the dos
attributes to mode bits mappings, but it would still screw up ACL's as
things were copied or moved around.
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ferent approach that would achieve the same
goal, I'd love to hear about it. But I'm not sure how you could do that as
long as the ACL is so easily mangled.
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Are the files ever
accessed via NFS or local shell?
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.
So far it's been quite a struggle to deploy ACL's on an enterprise central
file services platform with access via multiple protocols and have them
actually be functional and reliable. I can see why the average consumer
might give up.
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't chmod something at some point.
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ongoing basis. That would be pretty kludgy :(, but
better than sensitive data suddenly becoming world readable because
somebody's favorite editor feels the need to chmod a file after
creation to match the permissions it thinks it should have had
based on the umask. Talk about a security def
rying to leverage them to allow a very large user population to have
highly flexible control over access to their data.
Anyone here that has a non-negligible ACL deployment that would be
interested in discussing it?
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ACL's on zfs, and only ever manipulate
permissions with legacy chmod mode bits, I believe zfs will behave like
ACL's don't exist. For what scenario is the existance of ACL's resulting in
failure for use cases that don't apply them?
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d the CIFS compatible NFSv4 ACL's provide
great potential for cross platform interoperability, but despite being a
pure acl filesystem I don't think there's any feasible way at this point to
allow access via NFSv4 or local shell and not break acl's one way or
another.
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I need. But it's not really feasible to run around
and tweak every little binary around (preload a shared library to stop
chgrp from breaking ACL's too?), which is why I think it would be an
excellent feature to let the underlying operating system deal with it --
hence aclmode igno
empt on a file/directory with a non-trivial acl
fails with EPERM.
You can already achieve acl-pure datasets under opensolaris if you only
access them via cifs; why should nfs or local shell access not be able to
have the same functionality?
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has DTL
entries, are you saying there's no way to tell if the current state of your
pool could survive a device failure? If a resilver successfully completes,
barring another device failure, doesn't that mean the pool is restored to
full redundancy? I feel like I must be misunderstanding somet
ols it seems it would be
valuable to be able to quickly distinguish these states from the short
status.
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inition a hot spare is always DEGRADED. As long as
> the spare itself is ONLINE it's fine.
The spare shows as "INUSE", but I'm guessing that's fine too.
> Hope that helps
That was perfect, thank you very much for the review. Now I can not worry
about it until Mond
ul resilver status output, it seems like the spare might
not have been added successfully.
Thanks for any input you might provide...
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what
kind of improvements might be expected, and why it's not going to be
feasible to backport that change to Solaris 10?
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eally
prefer they fix it themselves...
> Also, since you know it's a NFS server issue now, have you tried asking
> on nfs-discuss?
Yup:
http://opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=430745
No responses...
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support engineer indicated it worked
correctly for him on a Solaris 10 server under v3, and only v4 was broken.
We set up a v3 test and verified that was the case, which we've now pointed
out on the support ticket, and are hoping it will actually get fixed now.
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e them, "You should get
Sun to fix their server".
I'm trying to do that, but no luck so far ...
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7;ve got a cron
job running every hour on the backend servers crawling around and fixing
permissions on new directories :(.
You would have thought something like this would have been noticed in one
of the NFS interoperability bake offs.
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your considerable influence to try and improve
interoperability ;)? Or perhaps put me in touch with someone in forward
development, or someone in charge of attending NFS interoperability
bakeoffs, that might be more interested in improvements?
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has much choice, it's
being told explicitly which group the new directory should be owned by.
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be to respect the
sgid bit semantics, and continue to hope I can convince the engineers in
charge of this decision to agree.
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e you for a link to it?
Thanks much for any help you might provide in clarifying this issue, and if
our understanding of the behavior turns out to be accurate, any help in
getting a change committed to better respect the sgid bit :)...
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t in improved interoperability and
keeping true to the spirit of the sgid bit could take a look at this CR and
weigh in on its final resolution, that would be greatly appreciated.
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you please check bug number in question?
Ack, my bad, too many open cases :(, sorry. The correct bug for the
inquiry is CR 6707530.
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7;d Intel X25-E, so I don't see how it could not be a good
slog device.
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ong and only the new u8 BE
> has the understanding of the new bootblocks.
I restored the U6 grub, and sure enough, I was able to boot my U6 BE again.
However, I was also still able to boot the U8 BE. Thanks much, I'll pass
this info on to my open support ticket and see what they have to say.
_archive
title s10u8 failsafe
findroot (BE_s10u8,0,a)
bootfs ospool/ROOT/s10u8
kernel /boot/multiboot -s
module /boot/amd64/x86.miniroot-safe
#- s10u8 -- END LIVE UPGRADE
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aven't had the time yet to physically
visit the data center and plug a physical keyboard in to try to boot into
failsafe to resolve it.
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n find more details on that?
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der that given the CIFS server in OpenSolaris
runs in-kernel it's not subject to the same OS limitations as a user level
process. Once Casper finishes his work and access via NFS is no longer
limited to 32 groups that will be quite sweet...
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in a patch, and the incremental cost of adding in my simple fix must be
negligible.
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&server_info->n_groups);
+
+ if (server_info->n_groups == ngroups_max) break;
}
debug_nt_user_token(DBGC_AUTH, 10, server_info->ptok);
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mehow convince the samba sustaining
engineering group to fix it? Please?
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r
rather than the parent directory group.
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laris client, the nfs
mkdir op explicitly specifies the group.
Brian is going to follow up shortly with more technical detail.
Thanks...
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the parent directory's group, while the Linux NFS client
expects the server to enforce the sgid bit.
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ing it. Is this functionality strictly
defined anywhere, or is it implementation dependent? You'd think
something like this would have turned up in an interoperability bake-off at
some point.
Thanks for any information...
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other potential snag in my deployment plan,
as I'd only have one SSD in each system.
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On Sun, 13 Sep 2009, Mike Gerdts wrote:
> August 11 they released firmware revisions 8820, 8850, and 02G9,
> depending on the drive model.
Ooooh, cool, last time I checked they only had updates for the X25-M.
Thanks for the pointer.
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