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The version that you want in the repo is 3.0.3
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Yum -enablerepo=clearos-test install netatalk If all you want is the open source RPM and configure it on your own, just reach out to me and I'll get them to refund your $10.Īgain, the RPM that works with Time Machine and Mountain Lion (should work on Maverick as well) is: If you want my help configuring netatalk to suit your needs just open a ticket and mention me and I'll reach out to you and help you configure it to work with your home directories, Flexshares (at $10 that support call is a bargain) Time Machine and whatever. AppleDB> Using the new BerkeleyDB utilities run dbupgrade -v -h Why is app-netatalk $10 and not something less? the answer is simple, we can't take micropayments and $10 is the bottom floor. In order to update between Netatalk releases using different BerkeleyDB library versions, follow this steps: Stop the to be upgraded old version of Netatalk Using the old BerkeleyDB utilities run dbrecover -h When you buy the app on ClearOS Professional it includes support. The front end app only supports Time Machine for Snow Leopard but it does work for files (as you mentioned). And yes it sucks right now but it will be updated and those with the app will be able to manage AFP in the UI. What also wasn't free was the time I took to build a front end app (a different piece of software altogether), which isn't GPL code at all, it's my code. What isn't free was the time that it took to build the RPM against ClearOS and to put it in the repos…but yet we still give that RPM away for free (including the RPM that I mentioned earlier). It is free to the ClearOS community as an RPM because it is open source. I have no problem with you keeping the $10 B) No suitable network config on port 4700? Is there extra commands necessary to complete this installation of netatalk 3.0.3? I look forward to utilizing this functionality. Jan 01 19:04:24.002599 netatalk (E:CNID): tsockfd_create: no suitable network config localhost:4700 I peeked into the netatalk.log file and found: I'd simply like to make time machine backups to my user directory. However, now I'm not able to connect via afp from my mavericks mac to my clearos server (SMB shares work as expected). Netatalk is new to me since I recently purchased my first mac, and I found it is dependent on avahi-daemon as well, correct? I restarted avahi-daemon and netatalk via ssh manually to ensure the new settings would work. I proceeded to follow your instructions, successfully installed netatalk 3.0.3 clearos-test rpm location and updated the afp.conf to the settings you have. However, time machine would not connect (Mavericks -> netatalk 2.2.0 known functionality issue). With netatalk 2.2.0 that installed with the purchase I made for $10 I was able to connect with afp from my mac to my clearos server that I recently built. I'm interested in understanding what I did, and what was necessary - but I haven't the time to really go into the natatalk documentation right now. so I configured clearos as gateway with the gigabit-ethernet as lan, now it says 5-6 hours for about 300GB) this thread and an older one in the forum, so that my afp.conf file looks likeĭefaults write TMShowUnsupportedNetworkVolumes 1 Apears uams_dhx2.so can't be found at start time, os the primes won't be generated at this time:Īug 18 17:16:52.601705 afpd (D5:AFPDaemon): readvolfile: "/usr/local/etc/netatalk/AppleVolumes.Yum -enablerepo=clearos-test update netatalkĪnd your apf.conf - I think I left a " " before - so that it didn't workĢ) internet search. It will also cover setting it up to be easily accessible without the IP address. This post will guide you through setting this up using Netatalk. Now, what hit's my eye is this - sharp after the afpd si started. AFP (Apple Filing Protocol) is the protocol Macs use to share files over a network. and check the log filesĪ) before a afp client is using the shareī) when the afp client is starting to access the share Netatalk's afpd will report that it is capable of handling SSH tunneled AFP requests, when both 'advertise ssh' and 'fqdn' options are set in Global section (double check with (1) after you restarted afpd when. Not sure the second one is corrct and required at all. In case, the SSH tunnel can't be established the AFP client silently fell back to an unencrypted AFP connection attempt. setuplog "uams log_error /share/Public/afpd_uams.log" Code: Select all -setuplog "default log_maxdebug /share/Public/afpd.log"RESTART AFP NETATALK UPDATE
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