[OpenAFS-devel] namei vs. inode on AIX

[Matt Bacchi]

Ok, I'm confused.  I cannot compile with --disable-namei-fileserver for 
some reason.  At one point the inode fileserver was the default on AIX, 
but that doesn't appear to be the case any longer.  I have a partition 
on my test server that previously housed volumes with the inode 
fileserver.  When I run configure with the --disable-namei-fileserver 
option, then check src/config/afsconfig.h, AFS_NAMEI_ENV is still 
defined as before.

So my questions are:

1.  Can I actually disable AFS_NAMEI_ENV with configure?

2.  If I uncomment line 8 in src/config/afsconfig.h should I get an 
inode fileserver?

3.  How can I determine if the binaries in /usr/afs/bin are inode or 
namei capable?  (symbols?)

4.  How can I determine if the volumes on the partition are ok, and I'm 
not just getting an error because they are corrupt?  (I don't really 
care about the volumes because it's only a test server, I just want to 
determine if the error is valid)

5.  What is actually creating the log /usr/afs/logs/FileLog? 
Fileserver?  That is where the error messages are output, example:

Tue Jul  8 13:51:22 2003 This program is compiled with AFS_NAMEI_ENV, 
but partition /vicepa seems to contain
volumes which don't use the namei-interface; aborting

Thanks in advance,
-Matt
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