Subject: Re: netatalk in production environments...Definitive
From: Sak Wathanasin (sw@nan.co.uk)
Date: Fri Jun 02 2000 - 10:34:27 EDT
In reply to Luke McNeilage's message of the 02/06/2000 at 09:35 +1000,
>If you read my prelim, I copy the alias OFF my NT volume on to my Netatalk
>volume in the manner you describe.
So the alias is pointing at folders on the NT server, yes? That'll
work fine: it's not where you store the alias, but what server the
alias is pointing at that matters.
>And I can break an alias on a Macintosh ASIP 6 server by doing the same as
>you described.
!? Unless by "doing the same as you described" you mean making an
alias to a folder on a netatalk volume and storing it on an
AppleShare 6 server. Aliases to folders on a netatalk volume will
cause problems no matter where you store them: on your local disk, on
an AS6 server, on an NT server or on the netatalk server itself.
Conversely, aliases pointing at folders on an NT FSM server or AS6
server will work just fine whether you put them on a netatalk server
or not.
>You just answered you own problem. The data file can live quite comfortably
>on Linux, you alias to it lives on the Mac.
See above.
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