Subject: May be a stupid question...
From: John Lockard (jlockard@merit.edu)
Date: Mon Apr 10 2000 - 16:27:29 EDT
But I don't normally stay subscribed to the list to be able to
see everything that's going across...
First question:
Since the RSUG group at UMich doen't keep an up to date
archive of the netatalk-admins mailing list, I'm wondering
if anyone else does?
Second question:
I've got a Solaris 2.7 Sparc box, running Netatalk (Well
running isn't correct, more like a dog, with three bad legs,
limping along in a mine field). What happens is this, after
one connection from a Mac client, the thing works fine. If
the Mac client makes a second connection, the parent afpd
process dies, and the second connection is not established.
The first process lives on for a while, and eventually dies
in the death throws of terminal flatulence.
Any ideas?
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