Torsten Paul Eichstädt wrote:
> a loopback mount, not a dataset, does what you want.
> in zonecfg, do:
>> add fs
>> set special=/export/home
>> set dir=/home
>> set type=lofs
>> add options rw,nodevices,noexec,nosetuid
>> end
>> verify
> # man zonecfg
>
> Make sure the local zones have the same us
a loopback mount, not a dataset, does what you want.
in zonecfg, do:
> add fs
> set special=/export/home
> set dir=/home
> set type=lofs
> add options rw,nodevices,noexec,nosetuid
> end
> verify
# man zonecfg
Make sure the local zones have the same userids as the global zone, best would
be to use
?? But the ZFS man page specifically says, "A ZFS file system that is added to
a non-global zone must have its mountpoint property set to legacy." Is this
obsolete??
-- Scott
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On Sun, 6 Jan 2008, James C. McPherson wrote:
> Al Hopper wrote:
> ...
>> It's not recommended practice to modify the zone config files directly (bad
>> boy James!).
>
> Bad boy Al for making an unwarranted assumption about what
> I have or have not done!
Whoops!
>
>> While configuring the zone
Al Hopper wrote:
...
> It's not recommended practice to modify the zone config files directly
> (bad boy James!).
Bad boy Al for making an unwarranted assumption about what
I have or have not done!
> While configuring the zone you can do this:
>
> add fs
> set dir=/tanku/home
> set special=/ta
On Wed, 2 Jan 2008, James C. McPherson wrote:
> Bo Granlund wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> [Sorry for cross-posting, but I think either list can provide the
>> solution I'm looking for.]
>>
>> I have been up all night researching zones and ZFS for a particular
>> project we are going to build soon. It's goi
Bo Granlund wrote:
> Hi,
>
> [Sorry for cross-posting, but I think either list can provide the
> solution I'm looking for.]
>
> I have been up all night researching zones and ZFS for a particular
> project we are going to build soon. It's going to feature the latest
> and greatest of OpenSolaris
Hi,
[Sorry for cross-posting, but I think either list can provide the
solution I'm looking for.]
I have been up all night researching zones and ZFS for a particular
project we are going to build soon. It's going to feature the latest
and greatest of OpenSolaris, and use ofcourse ZFS pool to mana