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Yes. Previously I was giving it a username "Joe" and the webgui was creating user "joe" instead. I was in the middle of setting up my usernames manually from the CLI when I saw your note above about now being able to use uppercase and spaces in names and shares. Once I updated napp-it, this...

OK, enabling napp-it to accept uppercase letters in usernames seems to have fixed all of my problems. I started from scratch and removed all the ID mappings, then recreated the users and I can admin the folders from Windows now.

Yeah I tried creating a user remotely, I wasn't sure if that'd work or not. So, tried creating the users through napp-it, and they then show up under the permissions menu. However, when I try to add a user at the share level such as \\zfsserver\temp, I get permission denied. Though, when I...

Thanks for the info on the slider, but it's not something I'm really interested in. My data is all mostly archival. And it's great to see that you're so quick and active with the development. I must still be missing something with my user accounts or smb permissions config. I created...

Just another heads up. When trying to create an iscsi target, I was getting "itadm: command not found". It took some digging but it looks like the iscsi port provider isn't installed by default. "pkg install network/iscsi/target" and then restarting the service took care of it. Again, this is...

Well I never could get it to recognize my credentials automatically. I think it was probably a case sensitivity issue and the fact that solaris wouldnt let me make a user called PowerUser. It said it was too long. Maybe because of the two upper case letters? Anyway, I just created and...

I've been playing with napp-it and solaris 11 express on real hardware. So far I'm impressed but I've ran across problems when trying to get SMB shares set up correctly. I'm not sure the best way to go about it. I have a windows user named PowerUser that is the only user in my network that I...

$400 doesnt sound THAT unreasonable. Any clue on the make/model? And did the scans look half decent?

Anyone familiar with an easy way to scan batches of photos? I know photoshop has a feature where you can dump 4-5 pictures on a flatbed scanner and it will auto crop and straighten them, though that's still cumbersome. Some people have claimed to have luck with just using a scanner with an...