On Mar 2, 2005, at 6:40 AM, Steve Lenti wrote:
Trying an initial install on Suse 9.2. Everything works fine up until
I
have to add the initial users. Kaserver, vlserver, ptserver, buserver,
and bosserver -noauth all up and running. Anyone know the problem I am
having below?
ka> create afs
init
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Mike Fedyk schrieb:
| Lars Schimmer wrote:
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|> Hi!
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|> Mr. Hartmann was really nice and made these pakets ready, I just
|> packaged them
|> and lay them on my ftp:
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|> ftp://europa.cg.cs.tu-bs.
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Jeffrey Hutzelman schrieb:
| The built-in mechanism will be used automatically by any machine running
| afsd, unless you start afsd (not the fileserver) with the switch
| '-nosettime' (one dash, not two). You must do this on any machine
| running an NT
Joseph H Vilas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Dammit: I removed as much vandalization as I could last week; it looks
> like it took two days for about 75 pages to be re-vandalized. Grrr
Frustrating, sounds like we have no backups, is that true ?
/Jimmy
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> On Mar 2, 2005, at 6:40 AM, Steve Lenti wrote:
>
> > Trying an initial install on Suse 9.2. Everything works
> fine up until
> > I have to add the initial users. Kaserver, vlserver, ptserver,
> > buserver, and bosserver -noauth all up and running. Anyone
> know the
> > problem I am havin
I haven't built any 2.6-based RPMs (or indeed any 1.3-based rpms).
There are some "unofficial RPMS" available.
-derek
David Bear <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I noticed there are rpms for fedora, redhat enterprise linux 3, and
> other version from 9 down to 7. However, I don't see any for
> ent
On Wed, 2 Mar 2005, Jimmy Engelbrecht wrote:
Joseph H Vilas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Dammit: I removed as much vandalization as I could last week; it looks
like it took two days for about 75 pages to be re-vandalized. Grrr
Frustrating, sounds like we have no backups, is that true ?
there is
On Wed, 2 Mar 2005, Lars Schimmer wrote:
Just one quick question: where to set the -nosettime option in the windows
client?
There's no explicit GUI option for it (Or I was blind), nor is the afsd
started
explicit in the services...
Looking at cm_CheckServers I'd suggest you don't need it because
On Wednesday, March 02, 2005 10:12:30 AM -0500 Derrick J Brashear
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On Wed, 2 Mar 2005, Jimmy Engelbrecht wrote:
Joseph H Vilas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Dammit: I removed as much vandalization as I could last week; it looks
like it took two days for about 75 pages to
Lars Schimmer wrote:
We get here round about 2-3 MB/Sec from server to client, and for some
folks
that's a bit to slow (on 100 MBit).
Try checking your network. You might have a duplex misconfiguration
problem. Or you might be dropping packets. I've had my fair share
of this sort of thing to de
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Joe Buehler schrieb:
| Lars Schimmer wrote:
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|> We get here round about 2-3 MB/Sec from server to client, and for some
|> folks
|> that's a bit to slow (on 100 MBit).
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| Try checking your network. You might have a duplex misconfiguration
| problem.
On Wed, 2 Mar 2005, Lars Schimmer wrote:
Joe Buehler schrieb:
| Lars Schimmer wrote:
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|> We get here round about 2-3 MB/Sec from server to client, and for some
|> folks
|> that's a bit to slow (on 100 MBit).
|
|
| Try checking your network. You might have a duplex misconfiguration
| problem. Or
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