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I can connect to the server using my OS X Lion client with my username/password on OpenIndiana. However I do not have permissions to see the share contents, just mount it.

Permissions are user:staff 755 with no complex acls for the entire tree on the server.

If I go through terminal, i can see inside the share just fine at /Volumes/MyShare, so its only finder that is having an issue. Any ideas?

Help me SuperUser, you're my only hope!

Edit: In fact, its this issue exactly https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3193429?start=0&tstart=0

Joshua Hogendorn
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I'm quite sure it's a Finder issue. Indeed, you can access your share using a terminal or another file manager. To use Finder, you can try the solution reported here and here.

It is a temporary fix, but it works as in any previous versions of OSX (i.e. it survives the sleep mode etc.). I recap the solution here for the sake of documentation.

Mount CISF/SMB in "Findable" way:

  1. Mount the share using Finder (e.g.cmd+K)
  2. Close the Finder window
  3. Turn off the network connection (eth/WiFi etc.)
  4. Open a Terminal:
  5. Run the command: open /Volumes/$sharename
  6. Restart the connection
  7. Open again the share with Finder and it should work as expected.
Luca Lenardi
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The fix I originally implemented for this was to switch to using AFP. The answer above probably works though.

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