| crisostomo_enrico |
11-23-2007 01:26 PM |
Cannot share via NFS a ZFS filesystem
It was difficult to title this thread...
The long story. In the global zone I once had the following file systems:
Code:
root@suncarol:~$ zfs list
NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT
tank 372G 210G 30.6K /tank
tank/backup 24.5G 210G 24.5G /tank/backup
tank/music 61.8G 210G 61.8G /tank/music
tank/software 28.3G 210G 28.3G /tank/software
tank/video 258G 210G 258G /tank/video
root@suncarol:~$ zfs get sharenfs
NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE
tank sharenfs off default
tank/backup sharenfs on local
tank/music sharenfs on local
tank/software sharenfs on local
tank/video sharenfs on local
and I had no problem mounting them from a remote host.
I then created a zone and assigned datasets tank/music and tank/video to that zone. Even after running netservices open, I couldn't mount those shares from a host, and the error was:
Quote:
slacklap:~# mount ssh-zone:/tank/music /mnt/tank/music/
mount.nfs: ssh-zone:/tank/music failed, reason given by server: Permission denied
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I decided to solve _that_ problem later, so I removed those datasets from the zone, I cleared the zoned flag and remounted them in the global zone. After doing this, I cannot mount them from the same client from which, 10 minutes earlies, I could. The error is the same:
Quote:
slacklap:~# mount suncarol:/tank/music /mnt/tank/music/
mount.nfs: suncarol:/tank/music failed, reason given by server: Permission denied
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What may have passed? And why couldn't I share those datasets from the zone?
Thanks,
Enrico. |
