Subject: Re: [netatalk-admins] Help! Occassional File Corruption Problem
From: Patrik Schindler (poc@pocnet.net)
Date: Thu Jul 16 1998 - 16:38:25 EDT
At 14:29 Uhr -0500 16.07.1998, Frank Morton wrote:
>Here are some message showing in the logs. I would appreciate
>any help interpreting them and if it could relate to this problem in
>any way.
>Jul 15 08:31:20 what afpd[22856]: byte lock: 1162A NY CE Flyer: 0
>Jul 15 08:31:21 what last message repeated 33 times
>Jul 15 08:31:21 what afpd[22856]: byte lock: 1162A NY CE Flyer: 1
>Jul 15 08:31:21 what afpd[22856]: byte lock: 1162A NY CE Flyer: 0
>Jul 15 08:31:21 what afpd[22856]: byte lock: 1162A NY CE Flyer: 1
>Jul 15 08:31:21 what afpd[22856]: byte lock: 1162A NY CE Flyer: 0
>Jul 15 08:31:21 what afpd[22856]: byte lock: 1162A NY CE Flyer: 1
>Jul 15 08:31:21 what afpd[22856]: byte lock: 1162A NY CE Flyer: 0
>Jul 15 08:31:21 what afpd[22856]: byte lock: 1162A NY CE Flyer: 1
>Jul 15 08:31:21 what afpd[22856]: byte lock: 1162A NY CE Flyer: 0
This happens when whe Program on the Mac "locks" a file. I get this messages while working with Excel 3.0, too. Not harmful.
>Jul 15 17:14:13 what afpd[24017]: session from 16.134:246 on 16.109:134
>Jul 15 17:14:13 what afpd[24017]: login kdarby (uid 2100, gid 2000)
Normal user login. Not harmful.
>Jul 15 17:14:38 what afpd[315]: asp_alrm: 23724 timed out
>Jul 15 17:14:48 what afpd[23724]: atp_rresp: Connection timed out
>Jul 15 17:14:58 what afpd[23724]: afp_die: asp_shutdown: Connection timed
>out
>Jul 15 17:14:58 what afpd[315]: server_child[0] 23724 done
This is usually when a Mac crashed or network connectivity to this particular Mac is lost. Harmless for the Unix box. Maybe for the Mac not ;-)
>Jul 15 17:26:05 what afpd[24017]: main: asp_getrequest: -2
>Jul 15 17:26:41 what afpd[24017]: main: asp_getrequest: -2
>Jul 15 17:26:45 what afpd[24017]: main: asp_getrequest: -2
>Jul 15 17:27:08 what afpd[24017]: main: asp_getrequest: -2
>Jul 15 17:27:25 what afpd[24017]: main: asp_getrequest: -2
I get this when copying many Files. Harmless, I think.
>Jul 15 17:27:38 what afpd[24017]: afp_addicon: Input/output error
>Jul 15 17:27:42 what last message repeated 14 times
After copying a file with BNDL-Resource and Icons (usually applications), afpd could not update the desktop database. IMO harmless.
>Jul 15 18:01:00 what PAM_pwdb[24022]: (su) session opened for user news by
>(uid=9)
Dunno. What's this?
I think your problems are related to CRFL-Translations...
When you copy a file from Mac to netatalk, netatalk knows it's type and switches properly between ascii and binary mode.
When you create a file on your netatalk box from unix side, it's default filetype is TEXT. As such, when copied it's considered as TEXT and all LF will be replaced by CR, as the Mac likes it.
The safest way to get around this is, recompile afpd after disabling -DCRLF in etc/afpd/Makefile.
:wq! PoC
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