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Which options do I have in terms of migrating a napp-it install from an OmniOS VM to a new Solaris 11 VM? I am going to attach the HBA's to the Solaris 11 VM and import the pools. I am also going to recreate the Unix groups manually (used with the ACLs). Setting up snapshots and scrub again...

I have tried ownCloud and pydio on VMs in my home ESXi server. I have always had problems. For instance, ownCloud is not able to handle very nicely that your files are not actually placed in ownCloud, but on a NAS. Pydio was difficult to install, and once it was installed, the administrative...

Thanks for the suggestions. I was thinking about Samsung EVO 840 or Intel SSD 530 myself.

My 64 GB Crucial M4 from 2011 just died thursday. It has been hosting some VMs, and among them, my pfSense router. It was very difficult to diagnose the problem, but in the end I found out that up to 30-60 minutes after boot, the Crucial M4 datastore in VMware ESXi suffered a "permanent device...

Hi. I need to purchase 2x 120-128GB SSDs for my OmniOS/napp-it home server. One SSD will host some VMs, the other will serve as a read cache for the NAS/SAN. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

Hi. I need a new HBA, since the 8 ports on the LSI 2308 of my Supermicro X10SL7-F are soon saturated port-wise. Which HBA is recommended? A M1015? Any advice is appreciated.

@ Gea_: Is there any documentation of how to use the TFTPD service in napp-it or can you explain how it works? I would like to use it in relation to IPXE boot. Edit: Nevermind. Found the "help" button :-)

Hi guys. I have a question related to NFS and UNIX permissions (ACL). I have three filesystems: A, B and C. Filesystem A and B have "group@" equal to "modify_set". Their ownership is "root:groupnameA" and "root:groupnameB" respectively. Filesystem C has "everyone@" equal to...

Cool. It worked. Thanks a lot :)

Here is the folder-ACL of one of the problematic filesystems: I have those files SMB share files for the two problematic filesystems, yes, but I cannot delete them. I don't have any non-default mountpoint settings. To be honest, I am not even sure what it is :-)

I tried updating to 0.9e, but the problem persists, even through I have cleared the ZFS buffer under the menu option ZFS Filesystems. What exactly do you mean by By the way, I have set the ACL manually from command line, so I am sure it is the same. Also, why is Share ACL displayed...

OK. I will try this evening. What happens when the evaluation expires?

There is no such menu option. Do you mean the ZFS fielsystems >> reload menu option? I tried this option, but it doesn't change anything.

Can someone please help me shed some light on this behaviour? All of the above datasets, but the 2nd and 4th, have the ACL @everyone=modify_set. The 2nd and 4th have the ACL @group=modify set. SMB sharing is off, but NFS sharing is on. Why does the FOLDER-ACL column show different...

I have the same problem on ESXi 5.5, so unfortunately, I don't think an upgrade will solve it.