00:58:12 I'm trying to serve NFS. I keep getting 'mountd No default domain set' whenever I try to mount the filesystem from the client. What is/how to fix this? 01:05:10 I can mount Solaris 9's share on Linux, so this is likely something on OmniOS. 01:26:35 Oh I forgot "@" in zfs sharenfs='rw=@192.168.20.0/24 pool/...'. Working now. 18:09:49 I would like to reach the maintainer of Nagios package on OmniOS to tell him that we should use mailx command instead of mail command with actions « notify-host-by-email » and « notify-service-by-email » in file /etc/opt/ooce/nagios/objects/commands.cfg because the « -s » flag that is used there has no effect in the OmniOS version of 18:09:49 mail command (contrarily to the mail command of Linux distributions) and, thus, prevent email notifications from having a subject by default. Just using « mailx » instead of « mail » (while using the same arguments) correct the problem. 18:17:08 Yes, invoking mailx would be much better (and posixly more correct). FWIW: many linux "mail"s don't support -s, either; and often enough, there's no "mail" at all. 18:19:01 On RHEL 8, "-s" works with "mail" command but you may be right about other distributions 18:26:08 In the good old days, /usr/bin/mail was very stupid. If you wanted smart you used Mail or mailx (depending on who you were paying attention to). 18:26:36 It doesn't surprise me that leeenux decided to ditch the original /usr/bin/mail at some point, much like /bin/sh is really /bin/bash in a trenchcoat. 18:29:30 Thanks for your input neitzel and nomad :) 18:46:40 The Manifest file for the nagios pkg says: "set name=publisher value=sa⊙oo", so maybe that's the answer. The manifests also lists the file /opt/ooce/share/doc/release-notes/ooce_application_nagios -- perhaps that has some contact info, too. 18:50:46 Depends on the distro. /bin/mail, /bin/Mail, and /usr/bin/mail are symlinks to /usr/bin/mailx on Slackware. 18:52:13 I've just checked and there is no contact info in /opt/ooce/share/doc/release-notes/ooce_application_nagios or /opt/ooce/nagios/share/README.md 18:52:45 is sa⊙oo the email address to use for all packages? 18:58:28 I wouldn't be surprised -- I really don't know. I'll boot an omnios box myself in a few minutes and have a look at various pkg(1) outputs to see if there's anything better to find. 18:59:00 (y) 19:55:59 Nope, wasn't able to find anything better. 20:24:54 question: I'm trying up upgrade a host, and I'm getting a conflict between python 3.9 and 3.12. Any advice on fixing it? 23:02:14 According to https://github.com/citrus-it/omnios-extra/blob/master/doc/packages.md nagios is maintained by the omnios team, although I remember it being contributed. Anybody can do a pull request or raise an issue against that repository though and this sounds like something that needs addressing.