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...emails into $HOME/.Maildir/ for each user. So I mount the share as user "root", hoping that each user will be able to use their own home directory (just like an NFS /home/ mount). (This feature depends on the Unix extensions.) I have the following share configured in smb.conf: [testhome] comment = Root-mounted Home Dir browseable = no writable = yes valid user = root path = /home I can mount it using these options in /etc/fstab... note the use of "setuids" here: //cst6/testhome /testhome cifs iocharset=utf8,credentials=/root/cst6_password.txt,setui...

...server password server = intra name resolve order = host lmhosts wins bcast [printers] path = /var/tmp writable = no browseable = no public = yes printable = yes [homes] guest ok = no writable = yes browseable = no [testhome] path = /home public = no writable = yes directory mask = 0775 force create mode = 0775 intra#> /usr/local/samba/bin/smbclient -L intra Added interface ip=132.147.199.1 bcast=132.147.255.255 nmask=255.255.0.0 Server time is Fri May 21 12:20:37 1999 Timez...

...disk complement and OS is different. My current host is Suse Linux 10.2 (2.6.18 kernel) running two 120GB drives under LVM. My test machine is 2008.11 B2 with two 200GB drives on the motherboard secondary IDE, zfs mirroring them, NFS exported. My "test" is to simply run "cp -rp * /testhome" on the Linux machine, where /testhome is the NFS mounted zfs file system on the Solaris system. It starts out with "reasonable" throughput. Although the heavy load makes the Solaris system pretty jerky and unresponsive, it does work. The Linux system is a little jerky and unrespo...