Nice.
Was just in the process of putting a howto together for OpenAFS Server on
OBSD.
For the client on 3.8 -current I just used --with-sysname=obsd_37
-Ober
On Wed, 12 Oct 2005, Chris Kuethe wrote:
On 12/10/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
could someone point me clue me in as to how i can get an AFS
server up and running on 3.8-current? i hope this is doable,
although the archive post i referenced above leads me to
believe otherwise.
It's not all that hard to do. Take the i386 openbsd 3.7 configuration,
copy it to 3.8. Edit configure (or the autoconfornication stuff) to
recognize 3.8 and configure it appropriately. You'll need to patch the
various sources to teach openafs that openbsd does have strcasestr.
It's not all that painful. I'd send you the diff but my
current+openafs dev box just blew a disk.
as for loading the module, I just do it in rc.securelevel. afs gets
its grubby little fingers in so many places that trying to load/unload
it on the fly is a fool's errand. Just do it in rc.securelevel, and
reboot (via single user mode to give you a chance to disable the
modload) if you don't need afs any more.
OpenAFS has been pretty stable for me in testing and has been serving
40+ GB afs volumes for some months now. We're running it on our
production login servers, and a goodly number of our user home
directories are served out of afs running openafs on i386 openbsd.
CK
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