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Solaris 11.1 Setup?

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Hive

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Hey guys/gals.

I've moved from 11 express due to performance issues and i can't find any decent guides on setting a pool up and sharing it.

I did make some headway, but i believe i broke the OS :rolleyes:.

Pool creation is not an issue, i got up to the part where i login to the share, but no matter what it would deny access - oh and i broke the passwd module :D

Even a list of steps on what to do in 11.1 to get a properly functioning CIFS share for a raidz2 pool would be VERY great, just so i know what i actually have to do... and in which order. It's been a while since i configured my 11E box as a set and forget fileserver, of course i did not document much on the setup.
 
Ok so now im in. I can see the share, i can view the contents, but cannot write.

I am new to ACLS so how would i grant the user "lanrw" full read/write/execute access to


/tank_1/files

i tried this "chmod A0=user:lanrw:read_data/write_data/append_data/read_xattr/ \ write_xattr/execute/delete_child/read_attributes/write_attributes/delete/ \ read_acl/write_acl/write_owner/synchronize:allow tank_1" but it didnt work, it just printed "ACL entry is missing permission fields."

pool name = tank_1
share = files
 
Yes i followed that guide too. But i can only read the contents of /tank_1/files.
 
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