On Wednesday, April 2, 2003, at 02:37 PM, Henry B. Hotz wrote:
Did anyone ever get the server working on OSX? I don't want to run a
server on a laptop, but maybe that would be easier for a
proof-of-concept test.
Yes, it did require a bit of work to get it to function at all. I made
some o
On Wed, 2 Apr 2003, Henry B. Hotz wrote:
> Did anyone ever get the server working on OSX? I don't want to run a
> server on a laptop, but maybe that would be easier for a
> proof-of-concept test.
I think the answer was "if you used ufs instead of hfs+(?) it worked".
I run a server on my laptop
Did anyone ever get the server working on OSX? I don't want to run a
server on a laptop, but maybe that would be easier for a
proof-of-concept test.
At 4:02 PM -0500 4/2/03, Jim Rees wrote:
The macppc_nbsd support is preliminary, untested, and in fact guaranteed not
to work.
Well, I knew that!
On Thu, 3 Apr 2003, Love wrote:
> The netbsd openafs code work just fine, if you use it as a server only.
> Same with FreeBSD, in fact, I run a cell using FreeBSD (and Solaris)
> fileservers.
As far as I know the FreeBSD client also works (at least on the CVS head,
and in daily snapshots)
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Jim Rees <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The i386_nbsd code doesn't even work, so fixing that would be a good first
> step toward getting ppc_nbsd going. It shouldn't be hard, the pieces are
> all there, and i386_nbsd worked at one time in the Transarc code base. It
> just takes someone with time
The macppc_nbsd support is preliminary, untested, and in fact guaranteed not
to work. I probably shouldn't have even committed it, but I thought it
might make a good starting point for someone, and I didn't want Love's hard
work to be wasted.
The param files have several obvious problems. They h
Hi all,
We have been looking at AFS-2.03 written by Norbert E. Grüner.
AFS-2.03 is a Perl interface to AFS programming APIs which can be
downloaded from CPAN.org
We have been adding test cases to the API using the Test::Harness
and Test::Simple, and are considering enhancing and extending it,
a
Hi all,
We have been looking at AFS-2.03 written by Norbert E. Grüner
AFS-2.03 is a Perl interface to AFS programming APIs which can be
downloaded from CPAN.org
We have been adding test cases to the API using the Test::Harness
and Test::Simple, and are considering enhancing and extending it,
and
"Henry B. Hotz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> OK, I upgraded to NetBSD/macppc 1.6Q of March 25. I'm using the 3-16
> OpenAFS snapshot still, with the minor patches you provided and a
> couple of trivial/obvious others of my own.
>
> Now it crashes/burns in src/lwp because it can't assemble proces
You people and your wide-replies...
Anyhow,
On Wed, 2 Apr 2003, Henry B. Hotz wrote:
> Now it crashes/burns in src/lwp because it can't assemble process.s.
>
> What's going on here? Why does the Darwin port not require an
> assembly file the way the 368 and alpha netbsd entries do? How can
> w
OK, I upgraded to NetBSD/macppc 1.6Q of March 25. I'm using the 3-16
OpenAFS snapshot still, with the minor patches you provided and a
couple of trivial/obvious others of my own.
Now it crashes/burns in src/lwp because it can't assemble process.s.
What's going on here? Why does the Darwin por
We are having a similar problem on some of our machines. It seems
some of our machines time out on file transfers but lookup access
seems fine.
--Mike
John Koyle wrote:
I have about 6 volumes on a server and have a separate server that has
readonly replicas of those volumes. Call them a, a.b, a.
We patch our kinit to add processing of the lifetime option. It doesn't
do this by default as far as I know, which is why you get the 10h ones.
Patch is similar to Ken Hornstein's one in the migration kit.
It's available at /afs/umr.edu/software/krb5src/umr.diff.
-- Nathan
On Wed, 2003-04-02 at
There was a patch to this area of the code applied yesterday I believe
to do with a locking race condition that should be in rc5.
-- Nathan
On Wed, 2003-04-02 at 03:26, Rainer Toebbicke wrote:
> Doug,
>
> we had a number of crashes in GetClient()/'assertion failed' at the end of
> last year tha
Hello everybody,
thanks to Sam Hartman's debian packages, I got started really quickly. I have
openafs-1.2.8 running on one server and one client with a MIT krb5 kdc. I
have managed to increase the ticket lifetime by increasing the maxlife of the
user principals, of krbtgt/... and of the afs en
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