Hi Gordon,
Apologies, missed this the other day.
My advice would be to make it easier to use IDMU. The modifications
to AD to support IDMU are quite widely accepted these days, at least
in organizations that have both Windows and *nix.
The problem is that some of the organisations w
Yes, ephemeral IDs are temporary representations of Security
Identifiers (SIDs). The idmapd(1m) daemon maintains these in a cache,
with time-to-live (TTL) based expiration. There's a library API for
turning an ephemeral ID back into a SID - see: idmap_get_sidbyuid
http://src.illumos.org/
Hi Mike,
I'm happy to hear that some of my suggestions helped ;)
2012-08-17 3:23, Mike Kirk wrote:
- Disk IO in a Solaris 10/11 VB VM is less than stellar (especially
compared to my brandz Sol10 local zone) - I don't know much about virtio
but I'll do some Googling.
Well, the "next best thing
Am 16.08.2012 15:17, schrieb Doug Hughes:
Yes. We've used it for both commercial Solaris and open Indiana.
It works, ...
Great
... You have to configure it from Bios level as a volume before it
presents to the OS.
Opps???
Could you be a it more verbose? Please tell me at least which f* manual
2012/8/17 James Relph :
> Yes, ephemeral IDs are temporary representations of Security
> Identifiers (SIDs). The idmapd(1m) daemon maintains these in a cache,
> with time-to-live (TTL) based expiration. There's a library API for
> turning an ephemeral ID back into a SID - see: idmap_get_sid
> I have both the sparsebundle size and the ZFS FS set. So the FS was created
> with a quota of 300GB and the sparsebundle then created in there with
> 300GB.
>
OK, thanks for the tip. I'll give it a go.
> Unless you're backing up multiple Macs, don't use dedup, the performance
> hit you'll tak
I've been trying to export a ZFS share on a OI 148 system to a Linux NFS
client system whose root needs read access to all files on the OI box.
I've tried variations of the zfs sharenfs command such as:
zfs set sharenfs='root=185.198.192.20' data/data
zfs set sharenfs='ro=root=1
I miss my 280R... now all I have in the SPARC neighborhood is a Sun Blade
2500. I gave a Sun Fire V240 to a colleague, I wonder if he'd be interested
in learning Solaris... :)
On Thu, Aug 16, 2012 at 8:02 PM, Lou Picciano wrote:
> Nice, Martin!
>
>
> (Speaking of excessive electricity bills, we h
I can't send you my SPARC machine, but I'd be willing to learn to compile
Illumos gate and install it on my SB2500, is there anything I can do
without shipping my box to Europe?
On Thu, Aug 16, 2012 at 8:24 PM, Мартин Бохниг (Martin Bochnig) <
mar...@martux.org> wrote:
> Lou,
>
> sounds great.
>
The manpages have an answer, though it takes a bit to get there. The
zfs man page, under sharenfs, redirects to the share manpage, which
redirects to the share_nfs manpage, which after a bit of looking, has
this gem:
When specifying individual IP addresses, use the same @
notat
On Fri, 17 Aug 2012, Timothy Coalson wrote:
The manpages have an answer, though it takes a bit to get there. The
zfs man page, under sharenfs, redirects to the share manpage, which
redirects to the share_nfs manpage, which after a bit of looking, has
this gem:
When specifying individua
Has anybody figured out how to do this? I need to update the BIOS on
a system with a Tyan motherboard. Tyan support sent me an EXE file
and a BAT file along with the BIOS image as a ROM file.
I understand that I need to create a bootable USB stick that contains
the minimal DOS files needed to ex
Sorry, I wanted to clarify regarding dedup.
It's not just time machine that will suffer. It's everything, regardless of
if the FS the relevant data is on is being deduped or not.
When your dedup tables outgrow the amount of RAM allocated to them (25% of
ARC IIRC), they start swapping. I had ~400G
On Fri, 17 Aug 2012 15:40:55 +0100 (BST), andy thomas wrote:
I've been trying to export a ZFS share on a OI 148 system to a Linux NFS
client system whose root needs read access to all files on the OI box.
I've tried variations of the zfs sharenfs command such as:
zfs set sharenfs='root=185.
It's fairly straightforward. You want what, a bootable (Free)DOS USB key?
You should be able to mostly follow
http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/FreeDOS_Flash_Drive, but with different
paths to your GRUB data files, presuming they're installed [I haven't
checked, I'm not near any of my OI systems]...
Bonjour,
I just rebuilt my home ZFS server using openindiana (formerly Solaris
Xpress 11) and napp-it, an configured it for Windows or Android
clients. The boot pool (rpool) was built by OI's installer; the storage
pool (tank, 9GB) was created by napp-it's "create pool" function, using
the a
On Fri, 17 Aug 2012, Robert Soubie wrote:
However, I have noticed that the pool status report (below) contains a
suggestion to upgrade the pool, which is currently v28, which surprises me.
Before proceeding, I would like to obtain informed opinions on the matter,
including risks on the whole
OpenIndiana 151.a5 supports feature flags.
You can use them after upgrading the pool to ZFS v5000
(you cannot downgrade from 5000 to lower numbers so
this is currently OI 151a5 only (You can expect these features in all
systems derived from Illumos like Linux, Nexenta or FreeBSD etc)
more
blog.
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