Using Solaris 10 6/06, this is my setup: Global zone has ZFS volumes data/home/<username> setup for multiple users, mounted in /export/home/<username>. I have a machine running as a zone, using lofs to mount /export/home from the global zone into /home inside multiple zones. Normal file operations work well. When I cd into my .zfs/snapshot directory and do an "ls -l" from within the zone, I receive errors such as this kristofer at zone:~/.zfs/snapshot> ls -l ./20060813.1200: Not owner total 0 kristofer at zone:~/.zfs/snapshot> I also cannot cd into the directory. kristofer at zone:~/.zfs/snapshot> cd 20060813.1200 20060813.1200: Not owner. kristofer at zone:~/.zfs/snapshot> However, if from another window logged into the global zone I do the following kristofer at global:~> cd /export/home/kristofer/.zfs/snapshot/ kristofer at global:/export/home/kristofer/.zfs/snapshot> ls -l total 3 drwxr-xr-x 5 kristofer sys 13 Aug 13 11:59 20060813.1200 kristofer at global:/export/home/kristofer/.zfs/snapshot> And hop back over to the non-global zone and do a directory listing of the snapshot directory again, it now works kristofer at zone:~/.zfs/snapshot> ls -l total 3 drwxr-xr-x 5 kristofer sys 13 Aug 13 11:59 20060813.1200 kristofer at zone:~/.zfs/snapshot> Am I missing something with accessing snapshots from an lofs mount from a zone? -Kristofer