[OpenAFS] RHEL4 + DKMS + OpenAFS?

Has anybody had success with DKMS for building AFS modules on RHEL4? Any generalized instructions and/or caveats? Thanks, Kevin ___ OpenAFS-info mailing list OpenAFS-info@openafs.org https://lists.openafs.org/mailman/listinfo/openafs-info

Re: [OpenAFS] advice on troubleshooting blocked cache manager on MacOS?

I recall having this problem on some Solaris 9 boxes once upon a time at a previous job. Turns out, those machines' CellServDBs had some stale entries and -fakestat wasn't enabled. Any time you'd open something like a Save As or Open dialog, the process would hang for 30+ seconds while trying to

Re: [OpenAFS] solaris 10 versions supporting inode fileservers

(eat data, etc). I think this is better than refusing to start as it still gives the admin the possibility of laying a fileserver over a filesystem (or filesystem configuration) that isn't really supported. Kevin Sumner ITS Enterprise Storage Management University of North Carolina at Chapel

Re: [OpenAFS] openafs and tivoli backup client

TSM 6.1 was released last week. We're using the butc plugin for AFS right now with 5.4, though we hope to upgrade to something newer in the not-too-distant future. Kevin Sumner ITS Enterprise Storage Management University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill CB# 1150, 440 W. Franklin Street

[OpenAFS] Office hangs on saves

are looking for other clues, but so far, nothing significant has turned up. Thanks! Kevin -- Kevin Sumner ITS Enterprise Storage Management University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill CB# 1150, 440 W. Franklin Street, Office G408 Chapel Hill, NC 27599-1150 ksum...@unc.edu 919.962.1547 (office

Re: [OpenAFS] Registering a new OpenAFS SYS_NAME_ID

are listed at all. IIRC the *_linux26 scheme has been the default in Linux 2.6 builds for quite a while. And while I don't have a box with OpenAFS on Solaris in front of me, I think Solaris 10 on Sparc defaults to sun4x_510. Just curious. Kevin Sumner ITS Enterprise Storage Management University

Re: [OpenAFS] getting openafs for linux distro de jour (aka debian)

I haven't checked laptop boots with AFS in a while, but I'll test dynroot and report back. Also, sorry, my bad on the module-assistant -- I've not used it in a couple of months. Kevin Sumner ITS Enterprise Storage Management University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill CB# 1150, 440 W

Re: [OpenAFS] IP-address-based ACLs not working for a specific host

Btw, that's not to say you're having the same problem here. Sorry if I jumped the gun. You may want to try giving the client a new UUID, esp. if you've cloned the client rather than installing from scratch. Kevin Sumner ITS Enterprise Storage Management University of North Carolina at Chapel

Re: [OpenAFS] IP-address-based ACLs not working for a specific host

thought there was a fix in the 1.4 branch at some point, but we got around it quickly by running fs uuid -generate on startup after the link came up. Kevin Sumner ITS Enterprise Storage Management University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill CB# 1150, 440 W. Franklin Street, Office G408 Chapel Hill

Re: [OpenAFS] check fs consistency after suspend/resume?

connection. Of course, you can ignore all of this if the Linux/Unix client is also power management aware like Windows. Is it? If not, will we see that in a future release? Cheers, Kevin Sumner [EMAIL PROTECTED] Jeffrey Altman wrote: The Windows client is power management aware

Re: [OpenAFS] OpenAFS Crash on Vista

from 1.5.52 to .54 has resolved at least a few of my strange-though-not-oft-encountered problems. Cheers, Kevin -- Kevin Sumner ITS Enterprise Storage Management University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill CB# 1150, 440 W. Franklin Street, Office G408 Chapel Hill, NC 27599-1150 T: (919) 962-1547 M