ahh, On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 8:55 AM, Jacob Ritorto <jacob.rito...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Thomas, > If you're trying to make user home directories on your local machine > in /home, you have to watch out because the initial Solaris config assumes > that you're in an enterprise environment and the convention is to have a > filer somewhere that serves everyone's home directories which, with the > default automount config, get mounted onto your machine's /home. Personally, > when setting up a standalone box, I don't put home directories in /home just > to avoid clobbering enterprise unix conventions. Gaëtan gave you the quick > solution of just shutting off the automounter, which allows you to avoid > addressing the problem this time around. > > --jake > > > yes, i just realized this....i feel quite silly now. I'm not used to the whole /home vs /export/home difference and when you add zones to the mix it's quite confusing. I'm just playing around with this zone.....to learn but in the next REAL zone i'll probably: mount the home directories from the base system (this machine itself IS a file server, and the zone i intend to config will be a ftp server and possible a bit torrent client) or create a couple stand alone users which AREN't in /home This makes a lot more sense now....I also forgot to set a default router in my zone so i can't even connect to the internet right now.. When i edit it with zonecfg can i just do: add net set defrouter=192.168.1.1** end Thanks again
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