Subject: [netatalk-admins] Still having spontaneous "server dropped connection"
From: Brad Cox (bcox@virtualschool.edu)
Date: Wed Mar 17 1999 - 14:25:34 EST
Do you have any ideas what could be causing this? I've tried
everything I can think of: RTFM, downloading latest versions (but not
your test directory version; yet), browsing the source, etc. This is
on a Redhat 5.2 Intel box serving many macs, various OS versions
(primary testing system running MacOS 8.5.1).
X-Sender: bcox@129.174.23.43
Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1999 10:48:18 -0500
Reply-To: Appletalk on Linux <LINUX-ATALK@netspace.org>
Sender: Appletalk on Linux <LINUX-ATALK@netspace.org>
From: Brad Cox <bcox@VIRTUALSCHOOL.EDU>
Subject: Still having spontaneous "server dropped connection" problems.
To: LINUX-ATALK@netspace.org
Could someone please respond to this problem report? Thanks!
At 2:30 PM -0500 03/13/1999, Brad Cox wrote:
> With different first line.
>
> After running rock-solid for months, I've started getting messages to
> the effect that the linux file server has disappeared on the mac,
> whereupon the mounted files icons disappear from the desktop.
> Clicking an alias brings up a chooser window (with blank password),
> and filling that in remounts the icons just fine. If I have a file
> open on that filesystem with BBEdit and write it out, I get the same
> dialog and the file writes just fine.
>
> The only thing i've touched recently was my Netopia dual analog
> router, and that only to switch to a different phone number during a
> netcom pop outage. Doubt that can be it, but I've nothing else to go
> on.
>
> /var/log/messages contained these clues (note the "killed" lines).
> The others seem to have been created with I logged in again. Killed
> by what? And why? Any ideas? I can dig up further details if you tell
> me where and how to get them.
>
>> Mar 12 14:21:53 linux PAM_pwdb[2429]: (login) session opened for
>> user bcox by (u
>> id=0)
>> Mar 12 14:21:53 linux login[2429]: LOGIN ON ttyp2 BY bcox FROM g3.netcom.com
>> Mar 12 14:21:53 linux PAM_pwdb[2429]: (login) session closed for user bcox
>> Mar 12 19:22:21 linux afpd[288]: server_child[1] 2411 killed
>> Mar 12 19:22:28 linux afpd[2442]: ASIP session:548(1) from
>> 192.168.1.2:2062(2)
>> Mar 12 19:22:28 linux afpd[288]: server_child[1] 2442 done
>> Mar 12 19:22:31 linux afpd[2443]: ASIP session:548(1) from
>> 192.168.1.2:2063(2)
>> Mar 12 19:22:31 linux afpd[2443]: login bcox (uid 502, gid 100)
>> Mar 12 19:24:23 linux afpd[288]: server_child[1] 2443 killed
>> Mar 12 19:24:29 linux afpd[2444]: ASIP session:548(1) from
>> 192.168.1.2:2064(2)
>> Mar 12 19:24:29 linux afpd[288]: server_child[1] 2444 done
>> Mar 12 19:24:32 linux afpd[2445]: ASIP session:548(1) from
>> 192.168.1.2:2065(2)
>> Mar 12 19:24:32 linux afpd[2445]: login bcox (uid 502, gid 100)
>> Mar 12 14:36:39 linux PAM_pwdb[2454]: (su) session opened for user
>> root by bcox(
>> uid=0)
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