02:46:17 <GrayGhost> can anyone suggest instruction or a tutorial about setting up window to share files on the OmniOS server 
02:47:21 <GrayGhost> from an OmniOS server no my home network
03:34:47 <swinokur> you want to set up an CIFS share on OmniOS so that windows can see it & mount it, yes?
03:55:03 <GrayGhost> yes
04:17:42 <swinokur> GrayGhost: this is a reasonable place to start iirc: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19120-01/open.solaris/820-2429/createstaticsmbsharezfstask/index.html
04:20:27 <swinokur> I also found this page which might be a bit more detail as well: https://www.tumfatig.net/2023/smb-shares-using-omnios-zones-and-zfs/
04:21:40 <swinokur> I wouldn't say that either page is a step-by-step tutorial necessarily, but should give you enough example commands to create the share you need and test/experiment
04:24:54 <GrayGhost> I think I will use a USB stick to share files to windows 11
04:25:24 <GrayGhost> NFS works just fine with linux :) 
04:26:07 <GrayGhost> I have been reading and watching videos for three days and still not working with windows 
04:37:03 <swinokur> well -- can you be more specific about what isn't working? can you see the share at all? (i.e. if you go start \\<ip address of the server>\ in windows, do you see the server? do you see the share you created?)
04:53:58 <GrayGhost> No results from server  \\192.168.1.220\
04:54:20 <GrayGhost> but I can ssh to it 
04:57:06 <GrayGhost> when I try to set up a mount ... it will not accept my user name and password 
04:58:13 <swinokur> you might need to idmap on the solaris machine: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E86824_01/html/E54764/idmap-1m.html
05:00:45 <swinokur> you also might need to look at smbadm: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E86824_01/html/E54764/smbadm-1m.html
05:01:29 <swinokur> i think i just gave up on windows username & password mapping and (since its just my local lan) just use guest access
05:01:53 <swinokur> and then I think I use a solaris username & password if I want read/write access
05:02:49 <GrayGhost> a USB stick seems very attractive to me :)
05:03:08 <GrayGhost> I realy don
05:03:09 <swinokur> i hear that :)
05:03:46 <GrayGhost> don't need it very offen and I dont know windows very well 
05:04:20 <GrayGhost> it seems the latest update to windows 11 removed NFS from it 
05:04:55 <GrayGhost> At least I can not find where to enable nfs 
05:31:43 <m1ari> I know they left, but I'm not sure windows has ever had an nfs client.
05:33:59 <m1ari> zfs sharesmb seemed to work fairly well when I tried it and I found a few omnios/illumos based guides when i looked previously 
05:35:02 <m1ari> file permissions/umask/acl possibly the bit I had most issues around
05:39:14 <szilard> Yep, windows have official NFS client, you can install it as an optional package. AFAIK you need windows pro.
05:40:25 <szilard> https://blog.netwrix.com/2022/11/18/mounting-nfs-client-windows/
09:14:29 <andyf> GrayGhost - See my notes at https://paste.omnios.org/?c1e96efe880c39b3#A2VJxhJX53ueUZicX8XEzf3dnnGWHV2cfeTZTMp2x6AX
09:15:24 <andyf> Make sure the dataset is mixed case sensitivity, has nbmand set and that you've changed the user's passwords (even back to the same is fine) after changing /etc/pam.conf
15:04:52 <patrikr> i'm trying to create a bhyve zone with two [[net]] blocks for the same vnic, one for ipv4 and one for ipv6. zadm accepts it, but when i try to boot the zone it just halts, dmesg says init exited with status 4 and zadm log gives me "ioctl viona create failed 16" and "Device emulation initialization error: Device busy". if i remove the v6 [[net]] block it boots fine. is this not supported?