> Hi.
> I've installed netatalk (not for the first time), and I can view my
> server
> from a Macintosh. I am even able to mount shares as guest, but when I
> try to
> login, it gives the message
> "The connection to this server has been unexpectedly broken."
> In the logfiles I see
>
> Oct 22 19
well appletalk for linux means the ddp-stuff sitting in the kernel
netatalk is a bunch of services, at first afpd
which is able to use the old ddp stuff or the newer appleshare-over-IP-way
greetings,
thomas
ps: right that "linux .equ unix" is not true,
but its ".equ"s fault :-)
On Mon, 15 Nov 1999, Andre Pang wrote:
> Anyway, after mounting the NT share via smbfs, afpd worked perfectly. I
> can put in the Linux server's IP on a Macintosh and all the files will be
> there, which was great. In fact, it all works perfectly except for one
> minor snag - I can't delete
sorry for gibberish,
if you share a volume/folder to a mac
it will create a Netw. Trash Folder when you
start deleting under two conditions
a) there isn't already a NTFolder
II.) the user currently logged in is allowed to do so
so i guess in your case you should have a look on the write permissi
On Sun, 21 Nov 1999, Joe Auty wrote:
> on 11/20/99 11:33 PM, R Cent at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> >
> >> My users are now complaining about alias not pointing to the
> >> right folders after the make them, even after the try the
> >> "alias of an alias" trick.
> >>
> >> ...this problem be s
you should try to build the ddp(~appletalk)stack as a kernel-module
after that in my experience it was possible to stop, ifconfig down, rmmod
eth*, rmmod ddp and then the other way round
hth,
thomas
(0.) scnr, suse ?!)
1.) mailing archive
2.) i would recommend afbackup which brings client and serversw
hth,
thomas (R)
and what's the stuff in the file-sharing control-panel good for ?
just not fully convinced,
whilst knowing that in fact macs do rev. lookups,
thomas (R)
not really nice, but works as a bash script for me (as root)
---cut---
echo
echo " NetATalk"
echo " "
ps axuw|grep atalkd|grep root|grep -v grep|sort|cut -c
1-15,42-51,59,70-160
ps axuw|grep afp|grep root|grep -v grep|sort|cut -c 1-15,42-5
may be:
cat /proc/sys/fs/file-max
hth,
thomas (R)
> I'm having a problem printing from the Mac to the RedHat 6.0 Linux box...I
> can see the printer in the chooser, and it spools, but then the job
> dies. I get this error, "Your printer job (xyz.doc) was not printed
> because it was not linked to the original file."
>
> I read this could be
> I've got a problem setting up an AppleTalk network with NetAtalk.
> I'm a Linux beginner and built up a litte home ethernet
> containing three computers. Two Win-PCs and one Mac, all using the
> AppleTalk protocol.
> One of my PCs is now running under Linux. With yast I sucessfully
> confi
On Wed, 29 Mar 2000, anthony wrote:
...
> > > > It's Mac not MAC. But ayway...
> > >
> > >but his Mac likely has a MAC ;>
>
> the joke was more that a MAC usually referes to something very
> different, namely the hardware address of the ethernet adapter
>
well that's what the above line says, do
> Hm, have a look into your atalkd.conf. atalkd tries to scan for interfaces
> by itself if atalkd.conf is empty. If there are predefined entries, your
> eth0:0 will be possibly ignored (not tested, only my theory!).
>
i tested a while ago
poc's theory was right,
aliased interfaces didn't work (ke
>
> - Linux box, kernel 2.0.31; netatalk 2.1.3; gigabit ethernet adapter
btw, how did u manage the gig-eth with a vanilla 2.0.* ?
>
> - Agfa RIP Accuset 1000
>
> When I try to send data to the RIP via pap, I get the error message
> "Connection timed out"; papstatus fails with "atp_rresp: connec
nice summary,
i thought you should
mention one more detail:
anytime papd starts it will try to nbprgstr the name you
gave it in the first entry of papd.conf
and i remember it took me a while
to realize to nbpunrgstr BEFORE
the next attempt ...
JOIN US, BUILD YOUR OWN PAPD TODAY
THIS PRINTING T
> I think it was added in the last 'test' versions (39b?). I certainly
> have been creating aliases to folders on a Linux NetAtalk server and
> re-connecting to the right folder each time, even after rebooting both
> the client and server.
wrong, well partly:
afaik the problem is not (never was)
we are using linux 2.2.14 (on intel-based pc)
with netatalk...asun...pre 37
while filesharing with various macs (via tcp/ip)
we have great troubles with QuarkXPress (as usual ...)
most of the layouters are using qxp 4.11
whenever a layouter finishes a job,
he puts the complete document with all
> >ps: btw, how to fix papd's comment in syslog "getppdent: line too long", i
> >didn't find a too (how long is too long, in #) long line in the ppds ...
>
> If you transfer a PPD 1:1 from Mac to Unix, it appears as one very long line. Mac
>uses CR as newline, unix LF.
> So use BBEdit Lite or so
> >is this to fix with the "-DUSE_FLOCK_LOCKS" ?
> >is this to change with the "server_quantum"option ?
>
> Yes, the solution to this is to use "-DUSE_FLOCK_LOCKS". We have over
> several servers set up this way serving over 50 quark users. Works a
> treat.
>
well i compiled on a test machine
> The error that comes up on the Mac is a -50 error. It is suppose to be some
> sort of username/parameter error, but I am not sure what that means.
i would assume that the mac(-user) isn't allowed to create the
.AppleDouble-dir in the directory you want your .smi-s to put in
hth,
thomas (R)
>
> SuSE? Interesting. Many friends had to write many times before they managed
> to compile asun 2.1.3 this way that shadow passswords will works as
> expected (actually no one could log in).
That's what I found curios reading on this list ...
> I guess they have Macs yet ;-)
> :wq! PoC
It m
> When they ftp a file from it, they lose the resource for and finder
> info.
> Is there any combination of ftp client (Mac) and configuration of
> netatalk that would let this work?
afaik the fetch-ftp-client is able to handle binaries
[sorry 4 noise if this req. is already comleted]
hth,
thomas
>
>Jul 6 16:42:41 decameron afpd[13206]: warning: /etc/hosts.allow,
>line 6: can't verify hostname: gethostbyname(nap.goliath.com) failed
>Jul 6 16:42:41 decameron afpd[13756]: ASIP session:548(2) from
>156.46.248.162:56354(0)
>
>Any suggestions?
vi /etc/hosts
or setup "bind"
(decameron need
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