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Kim Kimball wrote: >Mike, > >I see in a previous post that you can telnet and log in from a different >machine? > >What AFS volume do you end up in when you telnet and log in? > >What is the full path to the directory you are in when you telnet and log >in? > >Do you have _any_ AFS client that works for _ANY_ cell? > not yet, this is the first afs, yesterday, I try to use the cell of I just build, on the client also got same problem does it cause by malfunction client? > >Kim > > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Mike Lee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: "Kim Kimball" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Sent: Sunday, January 27, 2002 7:14 PM >Subject: Re: Cannot cd to /afs > > >>Thank you. >> >>I have no chance to do that >> >>it I try that it respone "fs: mount points must be created within the >>AFS file system" >> >> >> >>Kim Kimball wrote: >> >>>Mike, >>> >>>This has probably already been covered, but just in case -- what are >>>the UNIX permissions on the /afs directory? >>> >>I set it as "chmod 777 /afs" >> >>>If these are set incorrectly, /afs won't mount properly. >>> >>>Since you can get into your cell via telnet, mount your root.afs >>>volume at another location (fs mkmount) and see if you can cd to the >>>new mount point. >>> >>>Let me know. >>> >>>Kim >>> >> > > -- Mike Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> room 1122-1123 international bank tower 191 dong feng rd west guangzhou, p.r.c. t) 8620-8135 1210 ext. 58 f) 8620-8135 1207 </temp/mailfoot/logo.gif> <http://www.bamboonetworks.com> hong kong guangzhou seoul tokyo
