Subject: Error return -5018 when connecting to server.
From: Tom Watson (tsw@johana.com)
Date: Sat Apr 29 2000 - 04:37:31 EDT
I've just put a netatalk system on a local Linux box and on the face
of it, it looks OK. There is a "small" problem. When attempting to
connect to the server from a client, I get an error -5013 (object not
found) in response to the "get file directory params" packet.
The previous packets:
Get Status, Get status reply
Open Session, Open Session reply
AFP 1.1 Username and Password login, Login no error
Map name & username to user id, no error reply
Get Server Params, Reply volume name "home"
Open Volume, No error (creation & Modification date around 2030) 2 Gb free
2 Gb available.
Then the Get file directory parameters with error return.
The installation is basically a Debian system with its default files for
"AppleVolumes.system" and "AppleVolumes.default". In particular the
root directory is NOT exported. It looks like I've left out a step, but
I have no idea where to look. All the HowTo documentation indicates that
I did the "right thing", so I ask here.
Note: The above packet traces are from observation on a tracing machine
looking over the transaction. All of which look acceptable to me, except
for the error. I've tried an AppleVolumes file in the user home directory,
and that does change the volume name, but the same error pops up. Is this
because I'm using AFS 1.1 on my client??
Thanks for any help.
-- Tom Watson Generic short signature tsw@johana.com (I'm at home now)
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