You can subscribe to this list. Attachments: Hi everyone I have a custom-built shared files system running both Netatalk and Samba simultaneously, on a CentOS 5.7 64bit machine. This has been running perfectly for a few years now, although I need to upgrade Netatalk in the next few months as we're still running 2.0.5 But today I came across a strange situation where a Mac client has created a new directory with a / character in the name.

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This then gets represented in the Linux file system (ext3) as:2f and when viewing with Samba the directory name is I1AY8JV Unfortunately this means that Samba clients are unable to open the directory. Is there a way to specify a list of either disallowed characters that may not be used in file/directory names? To prevent this happening in the future? Attachments: Ok I figured it out I used this link If you’re finally getting around to making your linux based AFP file server work with OSX lion and you’re having trouble And all the google results tell you “add uamsdhx2.so to your uamslist but that doesn’t work you might not have it compiled. And it might not be compiled because you dont have libgcrypt11-dev (or the equivalent package in your distribution) installed.

Once I added the libgcrypt11-dev package, then I recompiled netatalk, stopped netatalk daemon, sudo make install and restarted and it started working. Thanks everyone! Sincerely, Mel On Oct 30, 2011, at 7:37 PM, Chris Calhoun wrote: But will it still show up as running even if incorrectly compiled? -Chris On Oct 30, 2011, at 5:21 PM, Matt Connolly wrote: On, at 7:35, Melvin Lasky wrote: Hey allI'm trying to set up a OS X Time Machine backup server.

Previously I was running 2.2beta 4 from a package that I had found but I wanted to upgrade to 2.2.1 for the most stability. Now when I try to connect I get 'There was a problem connecting to the server '192.168.1.11.

The version of the server you are trying to connect to is not supported.' I compiled 2.2.1 from scratch using./configure -enable-debian and then make and make install. afpd.conf - -tcp -noddp -uamlist uamsguest.so,uamsdhx.so,uamsdhx2.so -nosavepassword The uamsdhx2.so will only be loaded if it is compiled correctly. Check the config log and see if you're missing some dependencies for building uamsdhx2.so Check the list archives. I think these dependencies have been mentioned before.

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Discover just how easy and simple it is! Netatalk-admins mailing list Netatalk-admins@. On, at 7:35, Melvin Lasky wrote: Hey allI'm trying to set up a OS X Time Machine backup server. Previously I was running 2.2beta 4 from a package that I had found but I wanted to upgrade to 2.2.1 for the most stability.

Now when I try to connect I get 'There was a problem connecting to the server '192.168.1.11. The version of the server you are trying to connect to is not supported.'

I compiled 2.2.1 from scratch using./configure -enable-debian and then make and make install. afpd.conf - -tcp -noddp -uamlist uamsguest.so,uamsdhx.so,uamsdhx2.so -nosavepassword The uamsdhx2.so will only be loaded if it is compiled correctly. Check the config log and see if you're missing some dependencies for building uamsdhx2.so Check the list archives. I think these dependencies have been mentioned before.

Regards Matt. Hey all, I'm trying to set up a OS X Time Machine backup server.

Previously I was running 2.2beta 4 from a package that I had found but I wanted to upgrade to 2.2.1 for the most stability. Now when I try to connect I get 'There was a problem connecting to the server '192.168.1.11. The version of the server you are trying to connect to is not supported.' I compiled 2.2.1 from scratch using./configure -enable-debian and then make and make install. Touch /mnt/TimeMachine/.com.apple.timemachine.supported -Original Message- From: Reindl Harald mailto:h.reindl@.

Sent: Thursday, October 27, 2011 12:52 PM To: netatalk-admins@. Subject: Re: Netatalk-admins OS X Lion headaches what does 'ps aux grep afpd' say for -U? /usr/sbin/afpd -U uamsdhx.so,uamsdhx2.so if 'uamsdhx2.so' is missing or even not compiled this can not work Am 18:24, schrieb Chris Calhoun: I am currently running Lion on a brand new Mac and would love to get a networked Ubuntu server able to accept time machine backups and I am not able to get it working. - installed 2.2.1 of netatalk successfully and verified it is running with a -v on the Ubuntu server - setup the following line in AppleVolumes.default: # Time machine share /mnt/TimeMachine 'TimeMachine' cnidscheme:dbd options:usedots,upriv,tm allow:timemachine i have a user setup named 'timemachine' But whenever I simply try and connect to the server using and I get 'The version of the server you are trying to connect to is not supported.

Please contact your system administrator to resolve the problem.' I've scrubbed whatever I can off the Internet with no solutions working yet. It's such a generic error I wasn't sure where the problem is exactly. Thanks in advance! Attachments: what does 'ps aux grep afpd' say for -U? /usr/sbin/afpd -U uamsdhx.so,uamsdhx2.so if 'uamsdhx2.so' is missing or even not compiled this can not work Am 18:24, schrieb Chris Calhoun: I am currently running Lion on a brand new Mac and would love to get a networked Ubuntu server able to accept time machine backups and I am not able to get it working. - installed 2.2.1 of netatalk successfully and verified it is running with a -v on the Ubuntu server - setup the following line in AppleVolumes.default: # Time machine share /mnt/TimeMachine 'TimeMachine' cnidscheme:dbd options:usedots,upriv,tm allow:timemachine i have a user setup named 'timemachine' But whenever I simply try and connect to the server using and I get 'The version of the server you are trying to connect to is not supported.

Please contact your system administrator to resolve the problem.' I've scrubbed whatever I can off the Internet with no solutions working yet. It's such a generic error I wasn't sure where the problem is exactly. Thanks in advance! Attachments: I am currently running Lion on a brand new Mac and would love to get a networked Ubuntu server able to accept time machine backups and I am not able to get it working. installed 2.2.1 of netatalk successfully and verified it is running with a -v on the Ubuntu server - setup the following line in AppleVolumes.default: # Time machine share /mnt/TimeMachine 'TimeMachine' cnidscheme:dbd options:usedots,upriv,tm allow:timemachine i have a user setup named 'timemachine' But whenever I simply try and connect to the server using and I get 'The version of the server you are trying to connect to is not supported.

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Please contact your system administrator to resolve the problem.' I've scrubbed whatever I can off the Internet with no solutions working yet.

It's such a generic error I wasn't sure where the problem is exactly. Thanks in advance! Attachments: Yes, I did try 'ls -a'. Still did not see.svn directory. On 10/22/11 5:54 AM, Reindl Harald wrote: Am 03:20, schrieb Bill Williams: I have netatalk version 2.1 installed on a mandriva linux computer. I am able to access the share from the linux computer on my iMac running Mac OS X Snow Leopard; however, it does not show the hidden directories that are on the linux computer when I run the terminal program on the mac. This is an issue since I use subversion and it needs access to the.svn directories in my working directory.

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Self-Assessment and learn about Cisco certifications, training, and career opportunities. Netatalk-admins mailing list Netatalk-admins@. Attachments: Am 00:16, schrieb Michal Schmidt: On Wed, 28 Sep 2011 23:01:46 +0200 Reindl Harald wrote: thank you for your reply first i tried two services (netatalk.service + netatalk-cnid.service) but for whatever reason /usr/sbin/cnidmetad will be started with a correct zero-return-value but the process is closed, tried preforking/simple See if 'GuessMainPID=no' works around it perfect - thank you! On Tue, 25 Oct 2011, Frank Lahm wrote: 2011/10/24 Andrew Morgan: I was able to fix the problem by compiling 2.2.1 -without-acls and -without-ldap. When I added -without-acls, the compilation failed on some ldap stuff, so I added -without-ldap too. Afair this might be fixed for 2.2.2. I'm happy to test 2.2.2 when it is released, or if there is an easy way for me to get a tarball I can compile.

The underlying filesystem is Veritas VXFS. VXFS,.bleagh.;) The current Solaris ACL code pretty much assumes ZFS. What happens for UFS filesystems? I have no particular need for ACL support, but maybe this should be filed as a bug? Yes, please.

Thanks, Andy. On Tue, 25 Oct 2011, Frank Lahm wrote: Hi2011/10/24 Andrew Morgan: Is there a reason DIRBITS forces the setgid bit on directories?

I have the following in AppleVolumes.default: :DEFAULT: options:upriv,usedots ea:none cnidscheme:last Are you kidding?;) cnidscheme:last should only be used for sharing things like CD-ROM or other temporary stuff. We are only using this to share user homedirs.

We have over 60,000 users, although less than 20 ever actually use AFP. I've been running Netatalk on this server since before it was even a Sourceforge project. 1.4beta-asun anyone?:) So, there is no multi-user access to these directories, and I was always too chicken to play around with the cnid stuff! I briefly tried cnidmetad yesterday when I was messing around with this stuff. It worked fine, although I'm not too excited about a root-owned.AppleDB directory in each user's homedir.

Still, given our small number of simultaneous afpd processes, it could work. Also, I was trying to get afpd to stop creating.AppleDouble directories all over, but setting ea:none didn't work. It seems that a.AppleDouble directory is made for every directory. Is that expected behavior? home umask:077 dperm:0700 /publichtml publichtml umask:022 However, newly created directories still end up as: drwx-S- 3 kuwahard fstaff 96 Oct 24 14:39 untitled folder (2700 perms). A quick look through the code suggests that setgid is always set, based on the value of DIRBITS.

Yes, probably. I've noticed this before too, but never had the time to sort this out. If I get some time, I'll try compiling with DIRBITS = 0000 to see what happens.

As long as afpd honors and propagates the setgid bit from parent directories, I'll be happy. Hi, 2011/10/24 Andrew Morgan: Is there a reason DIRBITS forces the setgid bit on directories? I have the following in AppleVolumes.default: :DEFAULT: options:upriv,usedots ea:none cnidscheme:last Are you kidding?;) cnidscheme:last should only be used for sharing things like CD-ROM or other temporary stuff. home umask:077 dperm:0700 /publichtml publichtml umask:022 However, newly created directories still end up as: drwx-S- 3 kuwahard fstaff 96 Oct 24 14:39 untitled folder (2700 perms). A quick look through the code suggests that setgid is always set, based on the value of DIRBITS.

Yes, probably. I've noticed this before too, but never had the time to sort this out. 2011/10/24 Andrew Morgan: I am running Netatalk 2.1.5 to share user home directories from a Solaris 10 server. I compiled it with the following options: '-prefix=/private/netatalk' '-with-bdb=/usr/local' '-disable-ddp' '-with-ssl-dir=/usr/sfw' '-with-libgcrypt-dir=/usr/local' My users reported that they were unable to create new directories. The client error message was 'The operation cannot be completed, An unexpected error occured'. The server logs show: Oct 24 12:16:27 chernobyl afpd26337: ID 702911 daemon.error nfsv4chmod: error setting acl: Invalid argument Oct 24 12:16:27 chernobyl afpd26337: ID 702911 daemon.error stickydirmode: chmod '/users/u1/k/kuwahard/untitled folder/.'

: Invalid argument Oct 24 12:16:27 chernobyl afpd26337: ID 702911 daemon.error setdirparam(/users/u1/k/kuwahard/untitled folder/.): setdirunixmode: Invalid argument I installed a test version of Netatalk 2.2.1 on a separate port, but the same problem occurs. The server logs show: Oct 24 13:05:36 chernobyl afpd12954: ID 702911 daemon.warning getnfsv4acl('/users/u1/k/kuwahard/untitled folder/.' ): 0 ACEs Oct 24 13:05:36 chernobyl afpd12954: ID 702911 daemon.warning getnfsv4acl('/users/u1/k/kuwahard/untitled folder/.'

): 0 ACEs Oct 24 13:05:36 chernobyl afpd12954: ID 702911 daemon.error nfsv4chmod: error setting acl: Invalid argument Oct 24 13:05:36 chernobyl afpd12954: ID 702911 daemon.error stickydirmode: chmod '/users/u1/k/kuwahard/untitled folder/.' : Invalid argument Oct 24 13:05:36 chernobyl afpd12954: ID 702911 daemon.error setdirparam(/users/u1/k/kuwahard/untitled folder/.): setdirunixmode: Invalid argument I was able to fix the problem by compiling 2.2.1 -without-acls and -without-ldap. When I added -without-acls, the compilation failed on some ldap stuff, so I added -without-ldap too.

Afair this might be fixed for 2.2.2. The underlying filesystem is Veritas VXFS. VXFS,.bleagh.;) The current Solaris ACL code pretty much assumes ZFS. I have no particular need for ACL support, but maybe this should be filed as a bug?

Attachments: Afp over tcp as standard for the last 6+ years on 1.6? Code -Original Message- From: Matt Connolly mailto:matt.connolly.au@. Sent: Monday, October 24, 2011 4:17 PM To: Deas, Jim Cc: netatalk-admins@. Subject: Re: Netatalk-admins OS9 support On, at 3:00 AM, 'Deas, Jim' wrote: Is OS9 supported in 2.0.1 code?

I have two clients left with old OS9 machines that can not connect after upgrading. Perhaps there is an option I missed when I compiled it?

Are they connecting with afp over tcp? Iirc there was AppleTalk and tcp options back then.

Bit foggy though, I haven't touched os9 for nearly ten years or thereabouts. JD - The demand for IT networking professionals continues to grow, and the demand for specialized networking skills is growing even more rapidly. Take a complimentary Learning@. Self-Assessment and learn about Cisco certifications, training, and career opportunities. Netatalk-admins mailing list Netatalk-admins@.

Attachments: On, at 3:00 AM, 'Deas, Jim' wrote: Is OS9 supported in 2.0.1 code? I have two clients left with old OS9 machines that can not connect after upgrading. Perhaps there is an option I missed when I compiled it? Are they connecting with afp over tcp? Iirc there was AppleTalk and tcp options back then. Bit foggy though, I haven't touched os9 for nearly ten years or thereabouts.

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I am running Netatalk 2.1.5 to share user home directories from a Solaris 10 server. I compiled it with the following options: '-prefix=/private/netatalk' '-with-bdb=/usr/local' '-disable-ddp' '-with-ssl-dir=/usr/sfw' '-with-libgcrypt-dir=/usr/local' My users reported that they were unable to create new directories. The client error message was 'The operation cannot be completed, An unexpected error occured'. The server logs show: Oct 24 12:16:27 chernobyl afpd26337: ID 702911 daemon.error nfsv4chmod: error setting acl: Invalid argument Oct 24 12:16:27 chernobyl afpd26337: ID 702911 daemon.error stickydirmode: chmod '/users/u1/k/kuwahard/untitled folder/.' : Invalid argument Oct 24 12:16:27 chernobyl afpd26337: ID 702911 daemon.error setdirparam(/users/u1/k/kuwahard/untitled folder/.): setdirunixmode: Invalid argument I installed a test version of Netatalk 2.2.1 on a separate port, but the same problem occurs. The server logs show: Oct 24 13:05:36 chernobyl afpd12954: ID 702911 daemon.warning getnfsv4acl('/users/u1/k/kuwahard/untitled folder/.'

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): 0 ACEs Oct 24 13:05:36 chernobyl afpd12954: ID 702911 daemon.warning getnfsv4acl('/users/u1/k/kuwahard/untitled folder/.' ): 0 ACEs Oct 24 13:05:36 chernobyl afpd12954: ID 702911 daemon.error nfsv4chmod: error setting acl: Invalid argument Oct 24 13:05:36 chernobyl afpd12954: ID 702911 daemon.error stickydirmode: chmod '/users/u1/k/kuwahard/untitled folder/.' : Invalid argument Oct 24 13:05:36 chernobyl afpd12954: ID 702911 daemon.error setdirparam(/users/u1/k/kuwahard/untitled folder/.): setdirunixmode: Invalid argument I was able to fix the problem by compiling 2.2.1 -without-acls and -without-ldap.

When I added -without-acls, the compilation failed on some ldap stuff, so I added -without-ldap too. The underlying filesystem is Veritas VXFS. I have no particular need for ACL support, but maybe this should be filed as a bug? Hi, It seems satisfactory if 'GuessMainPID=no' is used. Are there any problems? # Environment variable has not been considered yet.

Greetings, I have an Ubuntu 11.04 server running 2.2.1 (that I compiled) that is driving me crazy. I am unable to open any Microsoft Office 2011 document that is located in a user's home directory, even my own. Word tells me Word cannot open this document. The document might be in use, the document might not be a valid Word document, or the file name might contain invalid characters (for example, /). (testdoc.doc) Excel says something a little more interesting: 'HOME:CRO:MY DOCUMENTS:CALCSV97.XLS' could not be found. Check the spelling of the file name, and verify that the file location is correct.

If you are trying to open the file from your list of most recently used files on the File menu, make sure the file has not be renamed, moved, or deleted. I've tried shutting down afpd removing the CNID database and removing the.AppleDouble files, then regenerating them with 'dbd -r'.

I've also tried removing those same files, but not regenerating with 'dbd -r' and just letting the afpd server recreate them. I also tried upgrading to the latest bleeding edge from git (2.2.2dev). I have netatalk version 2.1 installed on a mandriva linux computer. I am able to access the share from the linux computer on my iMac running Mac OS X Snow Leopard; however, it does not show the hidden directories that are on the linux computer when I run the terminal program on the mac. This is an issue since I use subversion and it needs access to the.svn directories in my working directory. I am using the usedots option.

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From what I've read on the internet, it looks as though this is the normal behavior of netatalk. Is this correct? I am able to see the hidden directories if I access the share via samba so I don't think it's a setting on the mac itself.