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== | == OpenSolaris Llink Binaries == | ||
[http://lundman.net/ftp/llink/llink-2.3.2.Solaris_x86.pkg.gz llink-2.3.2.Solaris_x86.pkg.gz] | |||
You can set custom attributes on any mountpoint you wish llink to use, for example: | |||
zfs set net.lundman:sharellink=on zpool1/media | |||
=== Older versions === | |||
[http://lundman.net/ftp/llink/llink-2.2.3.Solaris_x86.pkg.gz llink-2.2.3.Solaris_x86.pkg.gz] | |||
[http://lundman.net/ftp/llink/llink-2.2.2.Solaris_x86.pkg.gz llink-2.2.2.Solaris_x86.pkg.gz] Fixed user "lundman" problem. | |||
[http://lundman.net/wiki/images/2/20/llink-2.2.1.Solaris_x86.pkg.gz llink-2.2.1.Solaris_x86.pkg.gz] | |||
=== 2.2.0 === | |||
Packaged up for OpenSolaris 11/08 i386 Latest Version. | |||
[http://www.lundman.net/wiki/images/f/f2/Llink_2.2.0.gz Llink_2.2.0.gz] | |||
[http://www.lundman.net/ | |||
I hope that I am not stepping on anybody's toes by posting this... | |||
Instructions: | |||
Extract the gzipped package file. | |||
As a privileged user: run pkgadd -d <decompressed file name> | |||
package and config files are installed to /usr/local/... | |||
edit config file in /usr/local/etc/llink/llink.conf | |||
package is configured to run as a seperate user (llink), adjust file permissions or add llink user to appropriate user group. | |||
start the Llink service: | |||
Example: | |||
gzip -d ~/Desktop/Llink_2.2.0.gz | |||
sudo pkgadd -d ~/Desktop/Llink_2.2.0 | |||
Follow the prompts, Will warn you there may be permissions changes to some files, | |||
and the install scripts will run as setuid 0 (root user), install scripts are to create llink user, | |||
generate the service config and to remove the service config on package removal. | |||
vi /usr/local/etc/llink/llink.conf | |||
Adjust to your own preferences (eg, change the ROOT directive) | |||
/usr/bin/chmod -R A+user:llink:rxRac:fd:allow /terra/blu-ray | |||
set Recursively(-R) acl attributes to llink user, Read(r), Execute(x), Read Attributes(a), Read Extended Attributes(R), Read ACL's(c) | |||
with inherited permissions to new files(f) and directories(d) is allowed for /terra/blu-ray. | |||
sudo svcadm enable llink | |||
svcs -xv llink | |||
Revision as of 12:51, 15 December 2011
OpenSolaris Llink Binaries
llink-2.3.2.Solaris_x86.pkg.gz
You can set custom attributes on any mountpoint you wish llink to use, for example:
zfs set net.lundman:sharellink=on zpool1/media
Older versions
llink-2.2.3.Solaris_x86.pkg.gz llink-2.2.2.Solaris_x86.pkg.gz Fixed user "lundman" problem. llink-2.2.1.Solaris_x86.pkg.gz
2.2.0
Packaged up for OpenSolaris 11/08 i386 Latest Version.
Llink_2.2.0.gz
I hope that I am not stepping on anybody's toes by posting this...
Instructions:
Extract the gzipped package file.
As a privileged user: run pkgadd -d <decompressed file name>
package and config files are installed to /usr/local/...
edit config file in /usr/local/etc/llink/llink.conf
package is configured to run as a seperate user (llink), adjust file permissions or add llink user to appropriate user group.
start the Llink service:
Example:
gzip -d ~/Desktop/Llink_2.2.0.gz
sudo pkgadd -d ~/Desktop/Llink_2.2.0 Follow the prompts, Will warn you there may be permissions changes to some files, and the install scripts will run as setuid 0 (root user), install scripts are to create llink user, generate the service config and to remove the service config on package removal.
vi /usr/local/etc/llink/llink.conf Adjust to your own preferences (eg, change the ROOT directive)
/usr/bin/chmod -R A+user:llink:rxRac:fd:allow /terra/blu-ray set Recursively(-R) acl attributes to llink user, Read(r), Execute(x), Read Attributes(a), Read Extended Attributes(R), Read ACL's(c) with inherited permissions to new files(f) and directories(d) is allowed for /terra/blu-ray.
sudo svcadm enable llink
svcs -xv llink