On Wed, 11 Dec 2002, Ryan Underwood wrote: > > Ok, now that I fired off the other part of my diatribe, I have a few questions > about stuff that I run into in my own AFS usage. > > 1) Occasionally, clients will get kernel messages from the openafs client > about "Waiting on busy volume blahblahbla". What are these all about? I > know that the volume can't be busy, because
something that has nothing to do with the volume being busy: > nobody else is using the machine > at the time. ;) Something to be concerned about, or ignored? something to be understood. when you clone a volume, for backup or release, or when the server is restarting, this happens. > 2) Is there a way to make permissions "stick" in AFS like the unix > setuid/sgid bits when applied to directories? For instance, if I am kinit'd > as an administrator, and I go to someone's home directory and make a directory, > I would prefer if that new directory by default would retain the ACL > of the directory above it, instead of being set to system:administrators it should do that, inside a volume. across-volume, no, and doing so is hard, because you can mount volumes as many times as you want, and you don't specify one at creation time. copy acl from what? _______________________________________________ OpenAFS-info mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.openafs.org/mailman/listinfo/openafs-info
