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Hide dotfiles in Nexenta
- Thread starter tocket
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You could try right clicking on the folder and check the 'hidden' field? Afaik the CIFS in OpenSolaris supports windows ACLs, so that should work..
But if you have 'Show hidden files' enabled in your windows explorer options then I think you are not going to be able to hide them?
But if you have 'Show hidden files' enabled in your windows explorer options then I think you are not going to be able to hide them?
Yes, that would work, but it keeps creating these folders and files everywhere a mac client browses, so I would need a way to hide them as they are created.
It seems that with good old Samba you could set "hide dot files = yes" in smb.conf, but it doesn't have any effect in Nexenta (probably since it uses the kernel CIFS).
It seems that with good old Samba you could set "hide dot files = yes" in smb.conf, but it doesn't have any effect in Nexenta (probably since it uses the kernel CIFS).
Hrm.. you might be screwed then. You could just disable the creation of those files??
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1629
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1629
There are unfortunately too many users for that to be feasible.
The folders are called ".AppleDouble", ."AppleDB", etc. btw. I'm thinking one (not so pretty) solution may be to let the Mac users piss all over the file system and then manually search for and hide all those folders. Either that or don't allow them access in the first place.
The folders are called ".AppleDouble", ."AppleDB", etc. btw. I'm thinking one (not so pretty) solution may be to let the Mac users piss all over the file system and then manually search for and hide all those folders. Either that or don't allow them access in the first place.