Ron Croonenberg wrote:
Hello all,
I am still having trouble with the windows client for OpenAFS.
I still can't seem to connect to that one server with the windows client, but when I connect with a linux machine it seems to work ok.
I noticed something different/weird.
When I "click" on properties for the mapped drive that I have a problem with and select the "general" tab I get to see :
Type: network drive File System: RAW
and if not mistaken, it should say (at least that is what I see with mapped drives from another AFS server) :
Type: network drive File System: AFS
any ideas ?
thanks,
Ron
It sounds like the drive is not mapped to the AFS Client Service. RAW indicates an unformatted hardware device.
Unfortunately, there is no mechanism built into the AFS Client Service to log all SMB/CIFS operations. And you can't use a Network Monitor to capture the traffic over the loopback.
"fs trace -dump" will log some information which might be useful as part of a real-time debugging effort. Otherwise, connecting a debugger to AFS Client Service might be necessary if it is indeed an AFS Client problem.
What does the SysInternals filemon.exe tool report?
Jeffrey Altman
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