Thanks for the quick feedback. Is there a way to set up the server to use the existing volume files, or do I have to use voldump? If the latter is the case, then is there a Windows version of voldump (I haven't been able to find it after installing on my Windows desktop), or do I have to use Linux (which I can do, but for some reason SuSe isn't recognizing that the disk is attached, so I'd have to use a roundabout method to copy the files over to where SuSe can find them).
Rich On Sun, Aug 17, 2008 at 4:32 PM, Harald Barth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > data on them by attaching one of them to my desktop machine, but it's > > currently all in the form of numerically-numbered .vol files and > > cryptically-named directories and files. > > My guess is that the fastet way to get back your files is to start a > very small AFS server install on your desktop. > > Armin> If you run bosserver with -noauth you > Armin> should be able to skip the Kerberos setup. > > All the servers can be run in noauth which should do if you firewall > yourself (like pulling the network cable during the operation). > > Harald. > -- Rich
