Subject: [netatalk-admins] Can't see any drives
From: Dylan Adams (dadams@jhu.edu)
Date: Sat Sep 18 1999 - 20:15:17 EDT
I installed netatalk 1.4b2 on my alpha station running OpenBSD 2.5 as a
way to transfer files between it and my mac running MacOS 8.6. But I
can't see any drives in the chooser. I'm farily certain this isn't a
shadow password issue, because it's true for both guest and users.
I figured that by putting "/tmp temp" into my "AppleVolumes.system"
file, anybody would be able to mount /tmp as temp. I've got the
permissions on it, the volume and the file, set to be readable by
everyone, But nope, it doesn't even show up when I log in as a guest.
all the log entries look like this:
Sep 18 18:52:16 cale afpd[4903]: session from 41201.173:248 on 100.1:131
Sep 18 18:52:16 cale afpd[4903]: login dadams (uid 1000, gid 1000)
Sep 18 18:52:18 cale afpd[4903]: done
Sep 18 18:52:18 cale afpd[23850]: asp_chld 4903 done
No errors or anything
The only interesting thing is that, when I log in with Network Browser,
it fails to even bring up the mount dialog. It gives an I/O Error -5024
and does nothing. Then I get entries like this in my logs:
Sep 18 18:45:45 cale afpd[11352]: session from 41201.173:250 on 100.1:129
Sep 18 18:45:45 cale afpd[11352]: login dadams (uid 1000, gid 1000)
Sep 18 18:45:45 cale afpd[11352]: afp_null handle 37
Sep 18 18:45:51 cale afpd[22282]: session from 41201.173:249 on 100.1:130
Sep 18 18:45:51 cale afpd[22282]: login noauth
Sep 18 18:45:51 cale afpd[22282]: afp_null handle 37
And the proccesses go zombie.
Thanks,
Dylan Adams
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