Well, my RedHat postinstall script does this automagically. I would
hope that more people use the OpenAFS packages as time goes on. Indeed,
I'm hoping that various vendors will start to ship OpenAFS.
But you're also right, a quick change to rc.afs could do:
if [ ! -d /afs ]; then
mkdir /afs
fi
-derek
Nathan Neulinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Chas Williams wrote:
> >
> > >afsd: Can't mount AFS on /afs(22)
> >
> > this might seem obvious, but i have to ask. did you create the /afs
> > mount point? (i.e. 'mkdir /afs')
>
> I really wonder why this is still necessary. Why not have the afs.rc
> script do it automatically? Would be one less thing that new AFS users
> have to worry about.
>
> That, and on solaris, might be worthwhile to check the return of modload
> and print a message about making sure they rebooted.
>
> -- Nathan
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