Subject: Re: [netatalk-admins] newbie question about shared dirs
From: Dave (Grizz) Glaser (dsglaser@mtu.edu)
Date: Wed Oct 06 1999 - 07:53:39 EDT
I have essentially the same setup as you except I have the shared directories in AppleVolumes.system rather than AppleVolumes.default. The permissions I have on the directories vary, but they work correctly.
One thing about my setup however, a guest access can see the directories as well as people who log on. It is not a problem on my setup however since no one has write access to those dirs anyway.
Might help out.
Dave
On Tue, 5 Oct 1999, James Fraser wrote:
> Please excuse my ignorance of netatalk. I'm new to netatalk and this
> mailing list.
>
> I'm running Slackware 2.2.6 on my Intel box and I've just installed
> netatalk. Almost everything is working great. From a Mac on the network I
> can see my server in the Appleshares and select it. I am able to log in with
> my username and password. I see my home directory properly and can access
> it. The problem is that I have been trying to set up a common area that is
> accessible from multiple accounts. I've added the lines:
> #volumes
> ~ Home
> /mp3 "MP3 Files"
>
> to my /usr/local/atalk/etc/Applevolumes.default . Permissions are set to
> rwxr--r-- root root on both the Applevolumes.default and the
> Applevolumes.system. The dir /mp3 exists and has permissions set rwxr-xr-x .
> But I still can't see the /mp3 directory. Could sombody please point me in
> the right direction? I'm not sure what else to check.
>
> Thanks
>
> Jamie
>
> +--------------------------------------+
> James Fraser
> System Support Generalist
> Information & Educational Technology
> Kwantlen University College
> jamie@kwantlen.bc.ca
> +--------------------------------------+
>
-- David S. Glaser AKA Grizz | M&M Systems Administrator | He wanted to be a pacifist, but I beat 419 Michigan St. Apt. 2 | him out of it. -- Kent Frazier Hancock, MI 49930 | dsglaser@mtu.edu |
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