On 12/17/2011 4:59 PM, Lars Schimmer wrote: > On 17.12.2011 17:36, Jason Edgecombe wrote: >> It may help to give a better example. I work at a university, and each >> of the students in our college (a sub-unit of the university) has a home >> directory in AFS. All user files are stored there, and we do not sync. >> All backups are handled using the AFS backup software, to back up to >> tape. Most files are stored in the home directly and are accessed >> directly out of AFS.The AFS cache makes accessing the files very quick. >> >> Our users access their files from Windows and Linux using native OpenAFS >> clients. This allows our users to sit down at any of our 1000+ >> workstations and access their files. > > Hi > > sorry to interrupt, but this gave me the idea of writing up OUR usecase > over her into the OpenAFS wiki. > Hope thats fine for the community, maybe other will follow. > (at the OpenAFS meetings in germany/europe it was always very nice to > know how others did setup OpenAFS and use it). > > > MfG, > Lars Schimmer
Lars and anyone else that wants to add their success story to the openafs.org web site, http://www.openafs.org/success.html, should send them to the gatekeepers, to [email protected], or submit an update to the web site via gerrit. Jeffrey Altman
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