08:57:34 I just learned about the KVM zone brand. Do the brand of a HVM zone have any significant performance impact? 09:35:45 for a new HVM zone you may do better to look at bhyve rather than kvm. 18:12:04 whats the proper format to put an ipv6 subnet as a sharenfs option? i enclose the address in brackets but it still seems to split by colon 18:30:54 patrikr: Are you trying to use a prefix length, like /48 18:31:16 yes 18:34:08 Are you doing like [fe80::1]/48 or [fe80::1/48] 18:34:31 the former 18:34:31 Also are you putting the @ on the front 18:54:29 patrikr: So, looking at in_access_list() in usr/src/cmd/fs.d/nfs/mountd/mountd.c it seems like the syntax is essentially... sharenfs=@[fe80::1]/48 18:54:33 patrikr: So, looking at in_access_list() in usr/src/cmd/fs.d/nfs/mountd/mountd.c it seems like the syntax is essentially... sharenfs=rw=@[fe80::1]/48 18:54:36 sigh 18:54:47 the second one haha 18:55:36 The @ is what tells it that it could be an IP address 18:56:03 right, i suppose showmount just shows it incorrectly then? 18:56:27 It's possible! What do you see from showmount? 18:57:26 "@[fde8,cafe,aaaa,]/48," on both the server and my linux desktop 18:57:50 What about "sharemgr show -p" 18:58:12 shows up properly there 18:59:15 Ok, that's good. showmount(8) uses RPC requests to mountd(8), and it sounds like maybe there is a bug in what mountd is rendering for that option 19:00:02 If you could file that bug against illumos that'd be great 19:00:27 (it seems like mountd because you see the same thing on your Linux machine) 19:01:43 i could, just on bugs.illumos.org? 19:02:05 Yeah 19:02:20 thanks! 21:18:33 made the bug report now