ACLs needed for CIFS rename operation?
I have just setup NS-2.2 using the vmware image and a developer license. I have a number of CIFS-shared folders, and (so far) 1 Win7 client using workgroup user authentication (non-anonymous).
I am seeing excellent read/write performance (2X what I was getting with CentOS/Samba on the same hardware) and like the management tools. The only issue I am seeing is when I try to rename a file/directory from Windows Explorer on the client I get a permissions error. I have played with my user's ACLs quite a bit (using the NMC command 'setup folder
Any suggestions on what to try?
Thanks.
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RE: ACLs needed for CIFS rename operation? - Added by Mike H 8 months ago
I haven't quite solved this yet, but I'm learning more about ZFS ACLs when combined with Windows clients: http://mattwilson.org/blog/solaris/solaris-cifs-server-and-zfs-acls-the-problem/
If/when I do get this resolved I will posts here for other new NexentaStor users.
RE: ACLs needed for CIFS rename operation? <solved> - Added by Mike H 8 months ago
OK, here's the magic incantation (which I got from here: [[http://mattwilson.org/blog/solaris/solaris-cifs-server-and-zfs-acls-the-problem/#comment-6254]]):
/usr/sun/bin/chmod -R A=owner@:rwxpdDaARWcCos:df:allow,everyone@:xrcarR:df:allow /volumes/myvol/*
where myvol is replaced with your data volume name.
YMMV, MikeH
RE: ACLs needed for CIFS rename operation? - Added by Yann H 8 months ago
Awesome, thanks for sharing your find.