2007/393 converting /etc/default/{nfs,autofs} to SMF properties

[Gary Winiger]

> Solution:
> 
> The properties from /etc/default/nfs will be split among the
> svc:/network/nfs/* services, as shown below.  sharectl(1M) and
> libshare will be modified to get and set properties in SMF
> instead of using /etc/default/nfs.  A packaging script will
> be written to convert existing properties in /etc/default/nfs
> to SMF properties on upgrade, and BFU will be modified to match.
> The sysidnfs4 tool will be taught to play properly with this also.

> These should be split up and mapped as follows:
> 
> svc:/network/nfs/server properties:

> svc:/network/nfs/nlockmgr properties:

> svc:/network/nfs/client properties:

> svc:/network/nfs/mapid properties:

> These map as follows to properties in svc:/system/filesystem/autofs:

> Summary of interface changes:
> 
> ! - The SMF property names will be a Project Private interface
> 
> ! - The sharectl(1M) get/set interfaces for the NFS protocol will be
> !   Committed as the preferred way to manipulate NFS properties.

	At the same time, the legacy service manifests should be
	upgraded to meet the SMF policy by including value and
	possibly action authorizations.  Then, at least for these
	services sharectl(1M) can be run without needing all privileges
	and uid 0.  I'd suggest either the authorizations be part
	of a new NFS Management Rights Profile, or the existing
	File System Management Rights Profile.

Gary..