A newer napp-it is faster than an older due optimized reading of ZFS properties.Interestingly, the interface is significantly quicker now; for example clicking on ZFS Filesystems and the list populating in less than 3sec rather than about 15sec before.
Hi Gea,
Have you used OmniOS as torrent server? Currently I'm using transmission, but the program hangs if the download speed is too fast. Do you recommend any good program that can handle fast download speed?
Thanks
What is it processing? is this typical for OmniOS?
Under menu Extensions > Realtime Monitor > should I see some activity?
Your documentation of SOLARIS derivatives (installation & setup) in general & napp-it in particular, is very extensive. I, quite sure others too, have been relying on them for more than a decade. So I hope that you will also create extensive documentation for Apace 2.4 based napp-it, with command examples & expected outputs shown in the documentation.napp-it is switching from mini_httpd to Apache 2.4
.....
gea
1. Unfortunately OmniOS/SOLARIS, doesn't allow for filesystems to be created within a normal folder, maybe it's a ZFS limitation. So if I have to create all these filesystems, it may be at least a 100, but possibly even more than that!.....
With up to say a dozen of filesysstems I have or see no problem with this. May be different with hundreds of users and the goal to use a filesysten per user. But This is a layout I would not prefer.
/
├───folder1
├───folder2
└───folder3
├───folder3a
└───folder3b
├───folder3b-1
└───folder3b-2
2. I haven't tested this yet, but I've heard that Windows messes up snapshots/Previous Versions when you use multiple filesystems, especially if they're nested.As the pool itself is a ZFS filesystem this would be possible if you enable SMB on the root filesystem with only simple folders below. But as I said, this is not "best use case" and you possibly create more problems than this solves. For example you cannot replicate a pool to the top level of another pool and you cannot use or modify different ZFS properties per use case.
Create one or a few filesystem, share them.
pool/
├───Fs1=share 1
-------- folder 1
-------- folder 2
├───Fs2=share 2
-------- folder 1
-------- folder 2
Is indeed the ZFS layout you should use. Keep everything simple, use ZFS as intended.
From a Client view when you connect the server you will see share1 and share2
Thanks _Gea for the quick reply.Does the problem remains after a logout/login in napp-it?
What is the output of perl -v
when i run ntpdate, i got this:Either via ntpdate (default up to 151038) or chrony (default now) and an "other job",
https://illumos.topicbox.com/groups/omnios-discuss/T5fc9cf2343c39195/fresh-install-vs-upgrade