Hello, I´ve more than one mount point for the first volume (on the first server), that´s true. I´ve thought that changing the quotas for each mount point it would work as many separate folders and it would be clearer for me to organise everything. The strange thing is that I don´t have problems with the first volume but with the second one (on the second server) when I try to mount it, it just duplicates one of the "mount points" that I already had. But i´m pretty sure I didn´t specified that I wanted a replication volume when I installed the server, at least not intentionally,
Lara 2008/6/26 Steven Jenkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 7:07 AM, Lara Lloret Iglesias > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello, > > > > I've just installed two afs servers on the same cell, but I've problems > with > > them. I've done a mkmount and everything works fine, but when I try to > make > > another mount point, it just duplicates the content of the first one. I > know > > afs has a replication system but I don't want to enable it, how can I > turn > > it off?? > > > > > Could you clarify how you've done the mountpoint creation? AFS allows > you to have multiple mountpoints of the same volumes, but doing that > is not typical. > > For example, if I have the volumes user.steven and user.lari, I could > mount them at > > /afs/mycell/user/steven (for user.steven) and > /afs/mycell/user/lari (for user.lari) > > Those mountpoints would be created like: > > fs mkmount -directory /afs/mycell/user/steven -vol user.steven > fs mkmount -directory /afs/mycell/user/lari -vol user.lari > > Steven >
