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>> 1. chmod 700 /etc/openafs/server
>> => unhappy with [dir ...] should have at least
>> rights 755, at most rights 775
>>
>> 2. chmod 755 /etc/openafs/server
>> => unhappy with [dir ...] should have at least
>> rights 700, at most rights 770
>
> Yup, this is a cosmetic bug in the packages in sarge that was fixed
> shortly after the sarge release. It's just cosmetic, so it's not eligible
> for a stable update fix.
Unfortunately (for me) this means that I can't run a OpenAFS
server on sarge...
Or did I miss something!? I.e. The {pt,vl}server refuses to start
due to this 'cosmetic' bug...
What mode should I give it to make it start since none of the
modes it recommends works?
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