On Sun, 2 Jan 2000, Fr�d�ric Jacquet wrote:
> I do have the following problem :
>
> I administrate a Linux (redhat 6.1) server in
> Poitiers 's University (France) where we have many
> appletalk zones.
>
> When I start netatalk ( 1.4.2 +asun ), the config is
> done automatically. It is quiet simple.
>
> The problem is that in the config line (atalk.conf), it
> looks like :
> - ........... -zone "foo" -zone "bar" -zone "fred"
>
> It works very well on Mac OS, it is configured by
> Novell 5. My problem : I want to be registred in fred
> an I see myself in foo. It is not the option wanted by
> my users
>
> Do my network administrator as made a mistake with
> those multiple zones Or do I miss a option ???
Use the -n option for afpd. For your example above, it would be like "-n
myserver@fred". You should probably look at your rc script (usually
/etc/rc.d/init.d/atalk) and the config file it reads from (depends on the
installation directory used). On my system, the installation directory is
/private/testver/atalk, and the config file which the rc script reads is
/private/testver/atalk/etc/netatalk.conf.
Andy
