congratulations! you installed netatalk & got it running without ready
_any_ of the man pages/documentation.
try 'man afpd' (and yes, usr/local/atalk/man must first be added to your
MANPATH). the first two screens tell you everything you need to know
about setting up shares for mac users.
>S
if memory serves, ddp and/or atalkd don't work under 64-bit solaris.
need to boot in 32-bit mode to get those to work. there are two
possibilities for you:
1) run only afpd. this requires that any user wishing to attach to your
sun box know it's ip address and/or FQDN.
2) boot in 32-bit mode. ca
i've got a 75 user licencse for Syntax TotalNet. We run it on an HA pair
of Sun Enterprise 250 servers, and use only the AppleShare services.
plusses:
their support folks are easily accessible and very helpful
the software has ultimately proved very reliable, current uptime is 80+
days.
it's v
>3) edited only two lines in afpd.conf, they are
>-
>phys2 -port 12000 -address 134.74.32.31
>
from the default afpd.conf file:
# -port Specifies the TCP port the server should respond
# to (default is 548)
if you change the port with the -port option, yo
looks like netatalk is defaulting to eth0, which, in your case, is wrong.
you could start with just "eth1" in atalkd.conf.
there's also the possibility that you don't have appletalk support
compiled in to your kernel (the module is "appletalk.o", at least on
kernel verison 2.2.14).
can mac cl
