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I have a mixed environment with OpenSolaris-2009.06, SuseLinux, and WindowsXP clients trying to access an OpenSolaris-2009.06 ZFS File-Server.
I’m the only user on the network, which is entirely behind a hardware-firewall. For now, I’ve been erring on the side of overly-permissible file-premissions, and still can’t access my own data.
The fileserver (Shangri-La or 192.168.28.29) has a [...]

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