Earlier I noted that I could not Finder drag a file to my afp mounted fedora 16 home directory but could use "cp".
Chris Murphy suggest I check for ACL problems… There were ACLs on the Fedora side and after hunting around I figured out how to delete the rascals. Finder copy still did not work… I noticed that there was a selinux context on the directory so after hunting around I figured out how to remove the context ( I already had disabled Selinux). Finder copy still did not work. I wondered if the fact that I had the same numeric uid/gids on both machines had any effect. So, I logged into my postgresql work account on the mac and afp mounted the troublesome directory on the fedora box. This time the Finder copy *did* work… Go figure… Doing a Finder GetInfo on the directory and looking at the permissions showed the following: For the failure cases, I was getting 'You have unknown access' For the success cases, I was getting 'You have custom access'. Taint clear to me if the problem is on the Mac or Fedora side ;( Jerry _______________________________________________ MacOSX-admin mailing list [email protected] http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/listinfo/macosx-admin
