Subject: Re: [netatalk-admins] byte lock (was: End the Beta!)
From: Benjamin Gilbert (i479@prism.simplenet.com)
Date: Sat Nov 13 1999 - 00:04:11 EST
At 11/12/99 4:38 AM, webmaster@euronetwork.org
(webmaster@euronetwork.org) wrote:
>Aug 20 10:14:33 Maeuser afpd[30198]: byte lock: 4730-SIED-0399-R: 0
>Aug 20 10:14:33 Maeuser afpd[30198]: byte lock: 4730-SIED-0399-R: 1
>Aug 20 10:14:33 Maeuser afpd[30198]: byte lock: 4730-SIED-0399-R: 0
>Aug 20 10:14:33 Maeuser last message repeated 3 times
It means that something is trying to bytelock your file 4730-SIED-0399-R.
(Byte locks are locks on a subset of a file.) As I recall, this
appeared in some of the older versions of netatalk+asun, before bytelocks
were more fully implemented. You're using asun2.0a18? Try upgrading to
pre-asun2.1.4.
<ftp://ftp.cobaltnet.com/pub/users/asun/testing/>
(While we're on the topic... how about finalizing 2.1.4 [or 2.2.0...
whatever]? Nothing major has been done to the source tree since this
summer...)
--Benjamin Gilbert
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