Subject: Re: [netatalk-admins] Maximum Connections Limit?
From: Edward Birdsall (ntdgn@umich.edu)
Date: Wed Sep 22 1999 - 17:03:26 EDT
Hi,
The default limit is 5 as you found out. Did you alter the rc.atalk file
in /etc/rc.d and change the afpd start adding '-c 20' where 20 is the
number of potential concurrent macs to support.
It is not the afpd conf file that needs changing but the rc.atalk file.
---excerpt from rc.atalk in /etc/rc.d
if [ -f /usr/local/atalk/etc/afpd ]; then
/usr/local/atalk/etc/afpd -c 20 ; echo -n ' afpd'
fi
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is what my rc.atalk would have to support 20 concurrent macs.
my reference on 8/27/97 was:
http://www.stpt.usf.edu/~johnson/linux/faq.html#limit which is still
valid.
Yours,
Ed
------anthony wrote---
>Dear all,
>
> I have netatalk+asun running on a samba using slackware 3.6
>installation, that has been running like atop for a year now. But, i have
>only had 4 macs using the netatalk fileserver up till now, in which I have
>added 8 more to the network. For some reason I get an error saying "The
>attempted Connection to the server has failed. Try again later." I did some
>reading and found that netatalks default connection limit is 5, and that is
>how many it is allowing to connect.Anything more than that is denied with
>that error message. it hen tried adding a "-c 20" to the afpd.conf file,
>which would increase the connection limit to 20, but this has not helped. I
>even tried a /usr/sbin/afpd -c 20 , but this also did not work. So if anyone
>has some ideas or has come across this problem before, please e-mail me. As
>always, all help is extremely appreciated.
>
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Edward Birdsall Senior Computer Systems Specialist
ntdgn@umich.edu Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences
Phone: (734)764-8262 College of Engineering
Fax: (734)763-4540 University of Michigan, 48109-2104
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