Subject: Re: [netatalk-admins] Re: linux quotas problem
From: a sun (asun@zoology.washington.edu)
Date: Wed Aug 27 1997 - 13:38:13 EDT
afp logins no longer work properly with my login system (but do work with
the chooser), and yet i am doing nothing inordinately unconventional in my
coding; before enabling quotas, the afp login thing works. In the syslog
file, i see this (the symptom is the login freezes). I deduce therefore
that either
what is this "afp login" thing?
Aug 27 07:27:36 colossus afpd[2496]: setfilparams: ad_open quota.user:
Permission denied
Aug 27 07:27:36 colossus afpd[2496]: setfilparams: ad_open quotas:
Permission denied
Aug 27 07:28:18 colossus afpd[2496]: setfilparams: ad_open quota.group:
Permission denied
Aug 27 07:28:18 colossus afpd[2496]: setfilparams: ad_open quota.user:
Permission denied
Aug 27 07:28:18 colossus afpd[2496]: setfilparams: ad_open quotas:
Permission denied
Aug 27 07:28:28 colossus afpd[2496]: setfilparams: ad_open quota.group:
you're being mislead by these messages. they're non-fatal and have
nothing to do w/ quota support per se. from this, it looks like
you've setup your netatalk to use directories that it can't write
in. i bet you have a setup like the following:
/home/quota.*
/home/account
in you're AppleVolumes.*, you have /home as the volume to be shared. i
suspect that you're login thing is doing something unexpected. in my
opinion, setting up specific "mac-only" directories to be shared works
much better than just sharing everything.
-a
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