Le samedi 30 décembre 2006 21:00, Paul E Condon a écrit :
> I've been using netatalk to connect several Macs to my Debian boxes for
> several years. For the last few month, one box has been running Etch.
> All worked fine until two days ago. There was a power failure which forced
> a reboot of all computers. After the reboot, one of the netatalk shares
> on one of the linux boxes could not be mounted on any of the Macs.
> Nothing had changed in AppleVolumes.default as a result of the power
> crash, and so far as I can determine, the most recent update to netatalk
> was well before I installed Etch. The shares that continue to work are
> the default Debian netatalk, '~/'. The one that stopped working is a
> directory that I have created, '/bg4', (at the top level in the heirarchy).
> I don't see anything peculiar about the permissions on this directory, and,
> it was working before two days ago.
>
> I've fixed access to /bg4 by putting a soft link to it in my home
> directory, but I wonder what might be the reason for this change. Any
> ideas?
Certainly the CNID database which is corrupted...
remove all .AppleDB directories :
# find /bg4 -type d -name .AppleDB -exec rm -rf {} \;
And restart netatalk.
We must do it too often here :-(
> --
> Paul E Condon
> pecondon@mesanetworks.net
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