I've got ZFS running on the latest nightly of 0.7 (3953), but I'm not able to mount my ZFS pool under MacOS X. I can mount the SMB share without issue, but not the AFP share. Any ideas?
Sorry, I have no idea. Maybe you can double check the settings and the permissions (but I am sure you've already done that)
About NFS... You are abe to use 'Finder' to mount a NFS-Volume. 'Go' -> 'Connect to Server' -> Enter the Server Address (in my case nfs://server/mnt/zpool/zfsbar). Or you can use the 'terminal' -> 'cd /net/server/mnt/zpoolfoo/zfsbar'
Thanks, I had my syntax wrong on the NFS mount (I didn't give it the full path). I still cannot mount it via AFP, but now that I have it mounted via NFS, it's less of a problem.
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I've got ZFS running on the latest nightly of 0.7 (3953), but I'm not able to mount my ZFS pool under MacOS X. I can mount the SMB share without issue, but not the AFP share. Any ideas?
Hmm.... any information in the message logs?
Absolutely nothing on either host. MacOS just pops up a dialog that says "The volume "scruffy" could not be mounted."
Also, should I be able to mount an NFS share as a user? The only way I can currently mount my NFS share (also the ZFS pool) is to use sudo.
Sorry, I have no idea. Maybe you can double check the settings and the permissions (but I am sure you've already done that)
About NFS... You are abe to use 'Finder' to mount a NFS-Volume. 'Go' -> 'Connect to Server' -> Enter the Server Address (in my case nfs://server/mnt/zpool/zfsbar).
Or you can use the 'terminal' -> 'cd /net/server/mnt/zpoolfoo/zfsbar'
Thanks, I had my syntax wrong on the NFS mount (I didn't give it the full path). I still cannot mount it via AFP, but now that I have it mounted via NFS, it's less of a problem.
Great. Maybe you can ask in the forum about your AFP issue.
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