Evan Knop wrote:
I have two usage scenarios here which may be accounted for; my
programming heritage is mostly Linux, but I've been pressed into work on
the Windows client, as I'm the only one currently at Thayer with
knowledge of both subject realms.
1) I have been using this mechanism to acc
Jeffrey Altman wrote:
Then the problem is not in AFS but something in the Windows
configuration for your end user.
FYI: The Global Drive Mapping feature is going to be removed
from OpenAFS at some point in the near future. See ticket
15160 in the OpenAFS RT for a detailed explanation. Basically
When you mapped the drive using afscreds.exe you specified a "submount"
name.
Are you able to access the submount when you map via NET USE or the
Explorer Shell?
NET USE X: \\AFS\submount
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Hi Jeffrey,
this is what I did.
C:\>net use q: \\AFS\afs-2.csc.depauw.edu\home\cowboy
The command completed successfully.
after this I can use that Q drive like expected. it is in AFS space etc etc.
files can be opened/created/modified with explorer etc.
thanks,
Ron
>the afs drivemap librar
the afs drivemap library pretty much passes requests onto the WNet APIs
for performing drive mapping. What I would accept as a statement is
that the Explorer Shell uses the APIs differently from how the AFS drive
mapping API does it.
I would be interested in knowing if you are able to successf
When I create a drive mapping with the Windows client the drive mapping doesn't
seem to be correct (for some reason I end up with a partition being "RAW
instead of it being in AFS space and I don't have access to the volume at all.)
However, when I "Map Network drive" (menu option when right clic
Ron Croonenberg wrote:
Hi Jeff,
I can check, but I doubt it.
thanks
btw: I installed the DEBUG version of the client on that one machine. Where are
the log/debug files so I can take a look at what is going on ?
debug does not mean additional logs. what it means is that it was
compiled without opt
>Ron:
>
>Is there any chance you can get my time paid for to look into this?
>
>- Jeff
Hi Jeff,
I can check, but I doubt it.
btw: I installed the DEBUG version of the client on that one machine. Where are
the log/debug files so I can take a look at what is going on ?
thanks,
Ron
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>Ron C
Ron Croonenberg wrote:
Correct, that is the problem...
however, I have an older AFS server running here (OpenAFS 1.2.8) and I don't
have a problem connecting to that one. (and with don't have a problem I mean,
that when I get tokens to the older afs server, I can connect and do all the
stuff one ex
Ron:
Is there any chance you can get my time paid for to look into this?
- Jeff
Ron Croonenberg wrote:
Yes I know. However I have problems connecting to that cell
(afs-2.csc.depauw.edu) from windows machines.
I installed windows XP from scratch on a Dell Optiplex 260, and updated with
SP2. Thewre's
Yes I know. However I have problems connecting to that cell
(afs-2.csc.depauw.edu) from windows machines.
I installed windows XP from scratch on a Dell Optiplex 260, and updated with
SP2. Thewre's nothing on there but Windows XP SP2. After installing the OpenAFS
windows client I experience the same
Correct, that is the problem...
however, I have an older AFS server running here (OpenAFS 1.2.8) and I don't
have a problem connecting to that one. (and with don't have a problem I mean,
that when I get tokens to the older afs server, I can connect and do all the
stuff one expects).
thanks,
Ron
>At 10:59 AM 10/6/04, Ron Croonenberg wrote:
>>When I use the AFS client and try to map a drive via the "drive letters
>>tab, it won't work.
>
>Be specific. What do you mean by "won't work"?
I mean. it looks like the drive is there, but not in AFS space. in properties
the drive "type" is RAW.
At 12:07 PM 10/6/04, Jeffrey Altman wrote:
If I remember correctly, Ron also has some Novell client software
installed on his machine. I think there might be some interaction between
the Novell client software and AFS but I am not sure.
I use the Novell client with AFS and don't have any trouble
Rodney M Dyer wrote:
At 10:59 AM 10/6/04, Ron Croonenberg wrote:
When I use the AFS client and try to map a drive via the "drive
letters" tab, it won't work.
Be specific. What do you mean by "won't work"?
Global drives are not mounted as the user, they are mounted by the user
that the AFS serv
At 10:59 AM 10/6/04, Ron Croonenberg wrote:
When I use the AFS client and try to map a drive via the "drive letters"
tab, it won't work.
Be specific. What do you mean by "won't work"?
Global drives are not mounted as the user, they are mounted by the user
that the AFS service daemon runs as, us
Jeffrey Altman wrote:
Then the problem is not in AFS but something in the Windows
configuration for your end user.
I meant your user logon session.
This problem still needs to be debugged by someone.
Jeffrey Altman
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Then the problem is not in AFS but something in the Windows
configuration for your end user.
FYI: The Global Drive Mapping feature is going to be removed
from OpenAFS at some point in the near future. See ticket
15160 in the OpenAFS RT for a detailed explanation. Basically
Microsoft changed the
Hello all,
I am still having issues with mapping drives with the windows xp client.
However I found "a way around it
When I use the AFS client and try to map a drive via the "drive letters" tab,
it won't work.
However, when I do the drive mapping as a "global drive" then everything seems
to wo
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