"One will be relative (../a/foo) and the other absolute
(/mirror/audio-Cd-Tracks/a/foo)."
Makes sense. I hadn't actually noticed this.
It is not only sharing to Linux machines but also using SFTP as well from
outside, so I need things to be pretty much multi-functional and flexible.
I don't ha
> From: Kyle McDonald [mailto:kmcdon...@egenera.com]
>
> But (and I could be wrong these days) in my experience, while the Samba
> server is great, the SMB client on linux can only mount the share as a
> single specific user, and all accesses to files in the share are
> performed as that user. Rig
On 5/3/2010 4:56 PM, Edward Ned Harvey wrote:
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>> boun...@opensolaris.org] On Behalf Of Kyle McDonald
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>> If you're only sharing them to Linux machines, then NFS would be so
>> much
>> easier to use. You'll still want relative links
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> boun...@opensolaris.org] On Behalf Of Kyle McDonald
>
> If you're only sharing them to Linux machines, then NFS would be so
> much
> easier to use. You'll still want relative links though.
Only if you have infrastructure to saniti
On 5/3/2010 7:41 AM, Michelle Knight wrote:
> The long ls command worked, as in it created the links, but they didn't work
> properly under the ZFS SMB share.
>
I'm guessing you meant the 'long ln' command?
If you look at what those 2 commadns create you'll notice (in the output
of ls -l) that
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>
> I seem to have a problem changing the owner of a symlinked directory.
>
> As root...
>
> mkdir a
> chown admin:audiogroup a
> ln -s a b
>
> Directory "b" shows up owned b
The long ls command worked, as in it created the links, but they didn't work
properly under the ZFS SMB share.
They didn't work as in, on a remote Linux box, I could execute ls and see them,
but I couldn't change in; permission issues. (despite having the correct
ownership) and also on the remo
Now ...
Why would this work...
cd /mirror/audio/Cd-Tracks/0-entirelist
ln -s ../a/* .
...but this fail ...
ln -s /mirror/audio/Cd-Tracks/a/* /mirror/audio/Cd-Tracks/0-entirelist/.
Any ideas?
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Hmmm ... no, it didn't.
I think it might be the sheer number of symlinks I've got in the directory.
That might be causing problems with the ZFS smb share.
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Beautiful! It worked.
I can't work out why the symlinks failed to show up in the share when I did it,
but this way they are showing up fine.
Thank you very much!!!
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... and now I've discovered that cp -L doesn't create symlinks.
Back to the drawing board.
You need to do it the other way round. Create a directory with all your
artists and then create symlinks for A, B, C etc
so:
everything/ACDC
everythin
Michelle Knight schreef op 03-05-10 11:41:
> What I've been doing is creating links in the entirelist folder, which
> contain links to the sub-folders in each of the letters. very quick, very
> simple. However, despite having access to all the folders and files, they
> don't show up in the ZFS S
... and now I've discovered that cp -L doesn't create symlinks.
Back to the drawing board.
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Well,
This is the overall issue.
I have a music collection. The top level folders contain a letter for each
artist and each letter then contains a separate folder for each artist. Nice
and easy to organise and navigate.
A - ACDC
- Alanis Morisett
B - BeeGees
However ... I wanted to create
Got it - I used cp -L -R to symlnk copy the whole structure instead.
Messy, but it does the job.
Thanks for all the advice! Much appreciated.
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Urk - my only problem now is that they don't seem to be showing in the
published zfs smb share.
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Great stuff- Many thanks!
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Michelle Knight schreef op 03-05-10 10:23:
> I seem to have a problem changing the owner of a symlinked directory.
>
> As root...
>
> mkdir a
> chown admin:audiogroup a
> ln -s a b
>
> Directory "b" shows up owned by root, but I can't change it from this. I
> can't change the mod permissions ei
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Hi Folks,
I seem to have a problem changing the owner of a symlinked directory.
As root...
mkdir a
chown admin:audiogroup a
ln -s a b
Directory "b" show
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