Jeffrey Hutzelman wrote: > The NetInfo file restricts the set of interfaces that can be used, and > has the behavior Deon expects. If a NetInfo file is present, then > only addresses listed in it are advertised, period. If a NetRestrict > file is present, then addresses contained in it are _not_ listed. If > both files are present, then both sets of restrictions apply. > Further, even if an address is listed in NetInfo, it is not advertised > unless it also appears on an interface or is prefixed by 'F'.
So I should only have a NetInfo file (as I currently do)? That being the case, why would the IP address ACLs stop working after a period of time, and required the AFS client to be restarted? ...deon _______________________________________________ OpenAFS-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openafs.org/mailman/listinfo/openafs-devel
